July

Overdoses Continue to Rise Across Big Cities and Multiple Synthetic Drugs Are Involved in Nearly All Overdoses
A new infographic using data from the Big Cities Health Inventory shows that overdose rates in big cities were approximately 50% higher than the national average in 2022. The sharp increase in big cities mirrors overdose trends seen across the U.S.
person indoors with head in hand sitting in front of a fan It’s Not Just You — Summers Are Getting Hotter. And Longer.
UHC researchers have spent much of their careers studying the effects of heat on population health. This summer explains why.
The text "Hot Topics in Urban Policy & Health" over a picture of a worker in a hard hat looking uncomfortable in heat The Health Benefits That Could Have Been: The Case of New York City’s Congestion Pricing
The latest in our Policy Core blog series "Hot Topics in Urban Policy and Health" examines research on the impact of cars on air pollution and traffic injuries, in light of New York City's stalled efforts to limit traffic using tolls.
Extreme Heat and Disasters: The Climate Emergency Is Impacting Big U.S. Cities
UHC researchers Amy Auchincloss and Saima Niamatullah examined data on heat waves, climate-related disasters, and air quality using new climate metrics on the Big Cities Health Coalition's data platform.

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