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Jan 13, 2022

COVID-19 Outlook: Holiday Peaks Begin to Subside

With data once again reliable enough to input into our models, we’re back this week with COVID-Lab projections to help communities interpret a…

posted by David Rubin, Brian Fisher, Jeffrey Gerber MD, PhD, Meredith Matone, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jan 05, 2022

COVID-19 Outlook: A Pandemic in Transition Requires Updated School Guidance

As we welcome the new year, we continue to be challenged by high levels of COVID-19 cases in many areas of the country, revealing the omicron variant…

posted by David Rubin, Susan Coffin, Brian Fisher, Jeffrey Gerber MD, PhD, Meredith Matone, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Dec 29, 2021

Our Top 5 Blog Posts of 2021

After another busy year at PolicyLab, we’re taking time to reflect back on 2021 by highlighting our most-read blog posts of the year. We…

posted by Laura Cavello
Dec 22, 2021

COVID-19 Outlook: Managing the Weeks Ahead Amid Swift Omicron Spread

Last week, we were closely monitoring evolving data in our COVID-Lab forecasting models* to see how the omicron variant would impact our communities…

posted by David Rubin, Brian Fisher, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Dec 17, 2021

PolicyLab Forum 2022: Behind the Scenes of Planning

Are we crazy to plan an in-person event for next year? It’s a question we’ve asked ourselves a lot over the last few months. But with all…

posted by Lauren Walens MA
Dec 16, 2021

COVID-19 Outlook: Omicron Adds More Uncertainty to Winter COVID-19 Resurgence

Increases in COVID-19 case incidence continue this week in many counties, just in advance of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. What&rsquo…

posted by David Rubin, Brian Fisher, Susan Coffin, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Dec 13, 2021

FDA Proposes Withdrawal of Only Medicine Approved for Preventing Preterm Birth. What Does This Mean?

Preterm birth—the leading cause of infant mortality and disability—is a significant public health issue with only one approved clinical…

posted by Xi Wang PhD, Stephanie Garcia
Family & Community Health
Dec 09, 2021

COVID-19 Outlook: Preparing for Recovery, Even as U.S. Approaches Peak Seasonal Transmission

Now two weeks removed from Thanksgiving, the data we use in our COVID-Lab forecasting models have become more reliable again, and we are projecting…

posted by David Rubin, Susan Coffin, Brian Fisher, Jeffrey Gerber MD, PhD, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Dec 07, 2021

Housing Disparities and Asthma: Reinvesting in Neighborhoods to Promote Health Equity

More than 5 million children in the United States have asthma, making it the most common chronic condition of childhood. The burden of asthma&mdash…

posted by Doug Strane , Tyra Bryant-Stephens
Health Equity
Dec 06, 2021

Reflecting on World AIDS Day 2021: What Happens When Pandemics Collide?

posted by Matty Lehman MSS, LSW, Bevin A. Gwiazdowski, Marné Castillo
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Dec 03, 2021

COVID-19 Outlook: Navigating Another Holiday Season of the COVID-19 Pandemic

As we experienced last year, local case incidence data can become highly unreliable in the week following a major holiday like Thanksgiving or…

posted by David Rubin, Brian Fisher, Susan Coffin, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Nov 29, 2021

Children’s Mental Health: Building Up Our System of Care in 200 Words

The pediatric mental health crisis persists, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and inequities in health care. Meanwhile, the mental health care…

posted by Radha Pennotti, Jami Young
Behavioral Health

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