Housing

Living in a New Jersey municipality with less affordable rental housing was associated with higher odds of severe maternal morbidity, according to a cross-sectional study published in JAMA Network Open.

U.S. adults living in project-based, federally subsidized housing were less likely to have uncontrolled diabetes than their peers wait-listed for the housing program, according to study data.

Cities that adopt inclusionary zoning policies benefiting low-income households may improve the municipal-level CV health of their residents, according to research published in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.

Approximately 50% of women experiencing homelessness or unstable housing during the COVID-19 pandemic had depression or anxiety symptoms, according to study results in a research letter published in JAMA Network Open.

The American Heart Association released a scientific statement detailing the many correlations between homelessness, low-quality housing and neighborhood environment with the prevalence of CVD and its risk factors.

Published research found that, for people living in Baltimore, housing insecurity was associated with a greater risk for developing albuminuria, which is a marker of kidney disease.

Food, housing and financial insecurity each greatly increased the odds of CVD, according to data presented at the virtual American College of Cardiology Scientific Session.

A mapping tool that researchers dubbed Population Health Assessment Engine, or PHATE, identified which neighborhoods were at greater risk for food insecurity, according to findings recently published in Annals of Family Medicine.

The AAP has issued a press release urging the Trump administration to rescind a Department of Homeland Security proposal that could affect immigrant children and families receiving assistance from government programs.

Investigation of the effects of air pollution emissions from residential cookstoves on BP.