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New York’s Climate Change Laws Could Turn the Tide on Asthma
New York’s Climate Change Laws Could Turn the Tide on Asthma
Declining public health in urban areas is becoming a major indicator of the impacts of a changing climate
Diara J. Townes
May 15, 2019
Changes in Latin Americans’ purchasing power is reflected in visa overstays
Changes in Latin Americans’ purchasing power is reflected in visa overstays
Illegal immigration from nations once thriving in development fluctuates with political and economic changes
Isadora Varejão
May 9, 2019
Queens residents contemplate disparities in access to autism services
Queens residents contemplate disparities in access to autism services
Health data reveals lack of access to services for the autism population in Queens
Ariam Alula
May 16, 2019
Natural Gas Companies are Choosing Poor Counties To Host Their Toxic Infrastructure
Natural Gas Companies are Choosing Poor Counties To Host Their Toxic Infrastructure
Why Census data is too flawed a way to account for compressor stations’ impact on minority communities
Alexa Beyer
May 16, 2019
Mind the Gap Between Treatment and Recovery
Mind the Gap Between Treatment and Recovery
More than half of all Medicaid patients in New York do not receive follow-up care after rehab or detox.
Zanna K. McKay
May 16, 2019
The Open Sorce World
The Open Sorce World
How private companies are supporting the Open Source community
Kerem Inal
May 15, 2019
Naloxone: The Legalization of A Harm Reduction Drug
Naloxone: The Legalization of A Harm Reduction Drug
The overdose reversal drug was patented in the early ’60s but only became legal and accessible in the US in the last decade
Lena Camilletti
May 14, 2019
When school is out, growth persists
When school is out, growth persists
Middle schools students explore wellness through DYCD-funded after school program
Tori Hoffman
May 14, 2019
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