Family Planning Research Should Be More Than Numbers
Examining Birth Spacing, Preferences, and Health Outcomes
News & Insights Type: News
Policies on HIV Treatment Delivery Are Lagging Behind the Latest Science
The World Health Organization and major donors such as PEPFAR and The Global Fund have endorsed innovative HIV service approaches known as differentiated service delivery.
Introducing 20 Essential Resources on Family Planning Policy Environments
A new collection in partnership with Knowledge SUCCESS
Four Best Practices for Equitable Partnership With Youth-Led Organizations to Advance Health and Development
We can learn a lot from the young people who work in our sector—and perhaps make more progress toward our goals—with some adjustments in our approach.
U.S. Births Increased in 2021. But Don’t Call It a Comeback.
Editor’s Note: Read the author’s interview with CNN about this topic here.
Preliminary data from the National Center for Health Statistics show that the number of births in the United States rose in 2021 to just under 3.
PRB Appoints Yoonjoung “YJ” Choi to Its Board of Trustees
By asoares
WASHINGTON—PRB today announced the appointment of Yoonjoung “YJ” Choi to its Board of Trustees.
A data scientist and demographer, Choi is the founder and director of iSquared, a consulting firm specializing in public health and international development.
Seven Lessons in Sustainability and Scalability for Digital Health Solutions
Updates to the mHealth Compendium’s family planning case studies highlight how programs have evolved, revealing insights on sustainability and scalability.
The Long Shadow of COVID-19 on the U.S. Population
It will take us many years to understand the long-term effects of COVID on our health, well-being, and way of life.
Capturing COVID’s Impact on the American Community Survey Across Counties
The average county saw an 8.4% decrease in final interviews for the 2016-2020 survey. Which counties saw the steepest drops?
U.S. Housing Cost Burden Declines Among Homeowners but Remains High for Renters
In 15 states, at least half of all renting households spent at least 30% of their income on housing in 2020.
The pandemic has exposed acute differences in financial well-being and housing security among households in the United States.