AEQUITAS HEALTH

The shortcoming of conventional advocacy in pediatrics from the perspective of two pediatric residents. Thomas J. Agostini, MD (1) Kanwarabijit Thind, MD, MPH (2) (1) Fellow, Medical University of South Carolina, 2022; PGY-3 on the Health Equity Track with particular interest in harm reduction and LGBTQ+ health, University of Washington Pediatrics Residency Program  (2) Executive resident and acting instructor (formerly known as chief resident), University of Washington Pedia

This reflection details my experience facilitating an overdose awareness event and the importance of adapting health equity work to...

In this article, we will explore how pediatricians need to confront and act on the evidence surrounding climate change and its...

A patient case illustrating elements of communication as a tool for equitable care Sophia Emetu Fellow, Medical University of South...

When the ruling of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization was given, many citizens of Midwest states lost access to abortion...

Anti-trans legislation is sweeping across America, specifically heating up in the Southeast. Bills like H4776 and laws like “The...

Wellness and the pitfalls with resiliency training: A medical student’s struggle with suicidal ideation during the COVID-19 Pandemic...

Walking in the shoes of your patients

Fellows from the inaugural class considers their role in equity and impact of unconscious bias