Mikyung Baek

TL;DR: The newly developed Child Opportunity Index for the 100 largest US metropolitan areas examines the extent of racial/ethnic inequity in the distribution of children across levels of neighborhood opportunity and provides perspectives on child opportunity at the neighborhood and regional levels.

TL;DR: To improve children's health and well-being, the health sector must move beyond a focus on treating disease or modifying individual behavior to a broader focus on neighborhood conditions and collaborate with other sectors such as housing to execute mobility-based interventions.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors found that the prevalence of experiences of racial mistreatment by healthcare workers among Black patients seeking addiction treatment, or how these experiences might influence Black patients' medical mistrust or expectations of care, is linked to mistrust in medical recommendations and poorer clinical outcomes.

TL;DR: In this article, a qualitative study describes experiences of international students in a large US Midwestern university as they participate in class discussion through CMC as a part of their course requirements.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a methodology for planners and public health practitioners to proactively address lead risks among young children using geospatial analyses, examining neighborhood level measurement of lead paint hazard in homes and childcare facilities and the concentration of children aged 0-5.