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Dress A Med in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Mar 3, 2017

How Much Do The Homeless Cost Los Angeles Nurses & Tax Payers?

Fallon Davis in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Oct 27, 2017

Why Aren’t We Talking About Smack Babies?

This October, we’ve been discussing adolescent health and the overall importance of…

Fallon Davis in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Jul 31, 2017

Workplace Bullying Increases Depression Among Women

Dress A Med in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Mar 6, 2017

The Undocumented Path To Practicing Medicine

What’s medical school like for illegal alien students?

Dress A Med in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Apr 4, 2017

Why Do Patients Stereotype Female Surgeons?

#ILookLikeASurgeon Founder Heather Logghe On…

Nancy Corrales in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

Apr 4, 2017

Fashion’s Loud Response To The Administration

The Fashion Industry is speaking out louder than ever. Since the 2016 November…

Jamila in The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal

May 31, 2017

These were the top 10 stories published by The #MakeHealthPrimary Journal; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2016, 2017.

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How Much Do The Homeless Cost Los Angeles Nurses & Tax Payers?

Why Aren’t We Talking About Smack Babies?

Workplace Bullying Increases Depression Among Women

The Undocumented Path To Practicing Medicine

What’s medical school like for illegal alien students?

Why Do Patients Stereotype Female Surgeons?

#ILookLikeASurgeon Founder Heather Logghe On…

Fashion’s Loud Response To The Administration

Transgender Suicide Increases While The U.S. Fails to Educate the Public

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Vows To House All Homeless Veterans

SPECIAL EDITION: I’m An American & My Parents Are From Syria!

Children in Poverty Are Hearing Less Words Than Children From Higher Income