If We Are Spending So Much on Healthcare, Why Are Outcomes So Poor?
How does hospital funding affect treatment? Healthcare is something that is non-negotiable for all people. Whether it be for a cold or for a chronic…
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Health Equity
Unconscious Bias in the Medical Field: The “Real” Silent Killer
Personal and systemic biases prevent health equity Becoming a doctor is an extremely long and tiresome process. Four years of pre-med education, four years of…
Is Medicaid Falling Short?
The inadequacies of federal healthcare coverage The United States Medicaid & Medicare programs, first established in 1965, aim to provide medical insurance to low-income populations…
The Prejudice in Our Healthcare System
Unconscious bias is creating a health crisis The healthcare industry in the United States is one of the most consequential industries, proving relevancies from the…
A Conversation with Dr. Carl Latkin of Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Carl Latkin: The Importance of Vaccines in Getting Back to “Normal.” Dr. Carl Latkin, Vice Chair, Department of Health, Behavior, and Society at Johns…
An Overview of Drug Approval and Regulation
Vaccines – Are They Safe? Editor’s Note: Based on a June 2021 study by the KFF, a leader in health public policy analysis, when unvaccinated…
Q&A: Tanya Lewis, Senior Editor – Scientific American
Addressing Vaccine Access and Attitudes in Minority Populations Scientific American Senior Editor, Health and Medicine Tanya Lewis sits down with TTTP’s Matt DeSantis to discuss…