Tele-health in Schools: Increasing Access to Care in Urban Areas
Tele-health in schools may be the answer to limited resources and a need to increase health care access for children.
June 4, 2015 5535 Results
The Politics of Identity Post-Arab Spring
This report reviews the key concepts and themes that emerged from the conference “Divided Societies, Volatile States: The…
June 2, 2015 
HRMS Issue Brief #12: Change in Insurance Status of Adult Texans by Demographic Group as of March 2015
In Texas, Hispanics and women showed the largest reductions in rates of uninsured since enrollment began under the…
June 2, 2015 
Choosing Houston’s Mayor for the Next Two (or Six?) Years
If past trends hold for Annise Parker’s successor, this fall Houstonians may well be in actuality electing the person who…
June 1, 2015 
Commentary: Study Highlights Ethical Ambiguity in Physics
In physics, extensive collaborations, access to colleagues’ data and rigorous peer review make it extremely difficult for…
June 1, 2015 
Student NTD Challenge
The Baker Institute Science and Technology Policy Program and the Health Policy Forum are hosting two competitions to…
June 1, 2015 
U.S. Health Care Technologies
Advancements in technology have increased access to health information and self-monitoring for individual consumers, as well…
May 31, 2015 
Health Policy Newsletter - June 2015
Do patients and physicians agree on releasing abnormal test results directly to patients?
May 30, 2015 Talent, Skill and Brain Circulation: How Migrants Contribute to Labor Integration May 21, 2015
One of the most controversial aspects of human mobility is “brain drain” — the emigration of talented, educated…
Getting a Grip: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Iranian Threat
Iran — as it has since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 — represents a challenge to U.S. foreign policy. But it is one best…
May 21, 2015