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SPH Plugs In: Our Favorites This Fall

BU School of Public Health Blog

Ear Hustle / Caroline Mcquade Caroline McQuade (SPH’24), the faculty resources operations associate in the Faculty Advancement and Resources Administration Office at the School of Public Health, wholeheartedly recommends the podcast Ear Hustle.

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Are trans men being forgotten in conversations about HIV prevention?

Better Health For All

Further work is needed to improve equity of provision of sexual health services and access to PrEP for underserved groups, and that a particular focus should be given to better understanding the needs of and risks facing trans men. Worldwide burden of HIV in transgender women: a systematic review and meta-analysis’ Lancet Infect Dis.

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Forced Sterilizations and Maternal Health in the Canadian Context

Maternal Health Task Force

According to Collier (2017) , just between 1970 and 1975, 1200 Indigenous women were sterilized in Canada. Boyer & Bartlett (2017) conducted an independent review where they interviewed healthcare providers and women who were forced or coerced into sterilization.

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Reproductive Health for Refugee Women

Exploring Health

A recent study of female refugees use of sexual and reproductive health services in the Southeastern U.S., The stereotype that cultural background affects sexual and reproductive health access solely in a negative way is incorrect. published in PEC Innovation in December, examines this struggle.

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10 Ways an ACA Repeal Could Impact Our Health

Black Health Matters

Between 2017 and 2024, the number of states with Medicaid expansion went from 32 to 41. Repealing the law could cause older adults to get slammed with significantly higher premiums, making health insurance unaffordable for seniors between 50 and 65 since they wouldn’t yet be eligible for Medicare.

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Trump’s White House Return Poised To Tangle Health Care Safety Net

KFF Health News

They say he has already shown he will be forceful when it comes to lowering high health care prices, pointing to efforts during his presidency to pioneer price transparency in medical costs. “On affordability, I’d see him building on the first term,” said Brian Blase, who served as a Trump health adviser from 2017 to 2019.

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Trump’s White House return poised to tangle health care safety net

HEALTHBEAT

They say he has shown he will be forceful when it comes to lowering high health care prices, pointing to efforts during his presidency to pioneer price transparency in medical costs. “On On affordability, I’d see him building on the first term,” said Brian Blase, who served as a Trump health adviser from 2017 to 2019.