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Period poverty is defined as inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools and education, including but not limited to sanitary products,…
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close last spring and the mayor issued a stay-at-home order for Philadelphia, adolescents and young…
Below is the national outlook from the weekly update to our county-level COVID-Lab forecasting model: The average PCR testing positivity rate…
In 2020, 1 in every 4 children across the United States lived in a household experiencing food insecurity, where their access to food was…
Due to reporting delays in several states, in this week’s update to our COVID-Lab forecasting model we are unable to report on…
Here are the main findings from this week’s update to our COVID-Lab forecasting model: The nationwide average PCR testing positivity rate…
Concerns about the impact of school closures on children during the COVID-19 pandemic continue to grow. There is increasing evidence that prolonged…
Just like nutrition and physical activity, optimal sleep health is a key component of child well-being. Poor sleep is associated with increased…
As we assess the latest batch of data from our weekly COVID-Lab forecasting model, we are encouraged to see that PCR testing positivity, case…
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to reflect on our vulnerability, and it has thrown inequity among marginalized groups into sharp focus. Essential…
This week’s updates to our COVID-Lab forecasting model reveal some paradoxical findings in the numbers: First, the notes of concern:…
In medicine, it’s often called doorknob syndrome—a family’s deepest questions come out as the visit wraps, the doctor’s hand…
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