OpinionJuly 14, 2021
We Must Protect Our Public Health Agencies from Political Interference
Some states have passed laws that threaten to undermine these vital resources, and others may follow
Stories by Janice Phillips
Janice Phillips, R.N., C.E.N.P., Ph.D., F.A.A.N. is an associate professor at Rush University College of Nursing and the director of nursing research and health equity at the Rush University Medical Center.
OpinionMay 4, 2020
Nurses Are Playing a Crucial Role in this Pandemic—as Always
The profession’s contributions to improving the public’s health during times of crisis date back to the days of Florence Nightingale
OpinionNovember 6, 2019
We All Need to Be Educated about Suicide Prevention
Rates are increasing, especially among children and teens
PolicyJune 13, 2019
Race Matters to the Health of African-American Men
The recent, premature death of director John Singleton is a tragic case in point
Public HealthMay 1, 2019
Having Cancer Is Bad. Having Cancer When You’re Poor Is Worse
People without resources have higher death rates
PolicyJanuary 23, 2019
Unfair Diagnosis: Socioeconomic Gap Drives Cancer Outcomes
Too often, ethnicity and income level determine whether a patient survives cancer