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S. Miller speaks with NPR's Stateside about how the Affordable Care Act boosted financial well-being along with physical health

Research Shows a Mental Health Crisis for Immigrants

Geronimus' research - Biological Weathering and Its Deadly Effect on Black Mothers

Kruger to conduct a nationwide study assessing the patient-doctor relationship w/ regard to cannabis use and people's experience using medical marijuana

Sarah Miller comments on the U.S. Census Bureau report that found that the percentage of Americans without health insurance jumped.

Geronimus writes about her research on "weathering," or the constant presence of stress hormones in the body from our ceaseless daily grind over years & decades, & how stress is actually killing us.

'Ban the Box' Laws Could Negatively Impact Minorities, according to a study by Agan and Starr

Washington Post quotes Shaefer about wealth disparity amongst older Americans.

S. Starr says new sentencing risk-assessment tool would introduce new sources of inequality & undermine transparency

Stern writes article for The Conversation: White nationalists' extreme solution to the coming environmental apocalypse

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