Judy Lubin, PhD, MPH

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CityLab: What Urban Doctors Need to Understand About Patients’ Health

September 19, 2017 By admin Leave a Comment

Judy Lubin, an adjunct professor in the Department of Sociology and Criminology at Howard University, says that current research shows that over 50 percent of a community’s health is determined by social factors. For instance, recent studies stress that one’s neighborhood is a strong determinant of well-being. The difference in life expectancy between St. Louis’s […]

Filed Under: Health Policy, News, Race Matters, Social Justice Tagged With: health disparities, medicine, St. Louis, urban health

Supreme Court’s Affordable Care Act Ruling Will Help Close Racial Gaps in Health Care Coverage

June 26, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

The Supreme Court’s decision in the King v. Burwell decision is a victory for the millions of Americans who need financial assistance to afford health insurance coverage. As a result of the 6–3 ruling, nearly 6.4 million Americans who receive subsidies to purchase health care plans through healthcare.gov, the federal government’s health insurance marketplace (or […]

Filed Under: Health Policy, Politics, Race Matters Tagged With: Affordable Care Act, health disparities, healthcare.gov, Obamacare, Supreme Court

White House Panel Remarks: Fifty Years After Medicare Desegregated Hospitals, Blacks Still Fighting for Health Care Access

February 17, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

[Read this article on Huffington Post] The ability to access quality health care services for the majority of the black population has been largely due to federal government policies and initiatives designed to address long-standing, systemic barriers to medical care for African Americans. As part of the White House’s Black History Month panel co-hosted by […]

Filed Under: Blog, Health Policy, Politics, Race Matters, Social Justice Tagged With: Affordable Care Act, health disparities, Medicaid Expansion, Medicare, Obamacare

Unequal Treatment? Race, Ebola and the Tragic Death of Thomas Eric Duncan

October 9, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

Why was Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian national infected with Ebola, sent home when he first sought treatment at a Dallas hospital? The question is an unsettling one, not only because the failure to follow proper protocols may have cost him his life and placed others at risk of contracting the disease. It’s also unsettling […]

Filed Under: Blog, Health Policy, Race Matters, Social Justice Tagged With: Ebola, health care, Health Care Disparities, immigration, Race, racism, Thomas Eric Duncan

New Publication: Inclusion and Exclusion of Latinos in the Affordable Care Act

May 25, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

The Harvard Journal of Hispanic Policy has published my analysis of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and its potential for improving access to care for the Latino population in its Spring 2014 issue. The article, Inclusion and Exclusion of Latinos in the Affordable Care Act: Challenges and Opportunities for Achieving Health Equity, examines outreach strategies and […]

Filed Under: Blog, Health Policy, Politics, Race Matters, Social Justice Tagged With: Affordable Care Act, Immigrants, Latinos, Medicaid, Obamacare, Social Exclusion

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