by Naseem S. Miller As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its third year, researchers are learning more about the long-term effects of the infection and about a collection of symptoms and complications commonly called long COVID. […more…]
by Clark Merrefield With cities and suburbs across the U.S. facing well-documented affordable housing shortages, researchers for years have studied how government planning standards affect housing costs. Those studies often examine how planning and zoning […more…]
by Clark Merrefield Journalist’s Resource An ongoing subject of debate among some labor economists is how raising the federal minimum wage would affect employment. Research shows raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour […more…]
by Clark Merrefield, The Journalist’s Resource Mass shootings in the U.S. often attract national media coverage. They’re horrific, they upend the lives of numerous victims and families, and they’ve become increasingly common over the past […more…]
by Clark Merrefield, The Journalist’s Resource Forthcoming research in Urban Studies [PDF] draws a direct line between dedicated parking spots and the number of cars owned among affordable housing residents in a major American city. […more…]
by Naseem S. Miller, The Journalist’s Resource Socioeconomic disparities in respiratory health and smoking prevalence have not only persisted during the last six decades, but in some cases they’ve gotten wider, according to a new […more…]
