Ongoing work from researchers affiliated with the Cornell Center for Health Equity could help expand lung cancer screening eligibility for Black individuals, a particularly vulnerable population.
An online health information tool designed for people with low health literacy that is affiliated with the Cornell Center for Health Equity and Weill Cornell Medicine has seen more than 800,000 site visits across more than 200 countries.
A collaboration between The Cornell Center for Health Equity and a local healthcare system has resulted in thousands of screenings for social determinants of health, the factors outside of traditional medical care that influence health outcomes.
Throughout her academic career, the intersection of poverty, racial inequality and public policy – and its impact on individuals – has moved Jamila Michener. Her 2018 book exploring how Medicaid reinforces disparities won an award.
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New York, NY 10021
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