Priya Subramaniam

Inconsistent ECG monitoring leaves people on antipsychotics unprotected from cardiac risk.

States set vastly different rules for billing peer support under Medicaid.

Most U.S. Chagas risk stems from housing quality and local ecology, not bug geography.

Shelter operators must navigate overlapping federal, state, and local pest standards.

Panic disorder raises heart disease risk independently in people with serious mental illness.

Repeat ED visits reveal gaps in outpatient care and social support.

Housing stabilization interrupts the stress cycle that worsens mental illness and reduces mortality.

SMI crises look different from panic attacks and need their own recognition framework.

Effective schizophrenia care requires addressing housing, food, and employment alongside medication.

Cost barriers rival fear of diagnosis in deterring cancer screenings among the uninsured.

Preventive screenings become denser in childhood and shift as you age.

Medicaid is the primary payer for millions with serious mental illness.

Standard surveys miss more than half of people with serious mental illness.

Environmental design outperforms willpower in reshaping substance use recovery outcomes.

Joint Commission data reveals where American healthcare fails hardest and whom it counts least.

Flu A dominates most seasons, but flu B peaks later and carries distinct risks for children.

Why a third of eligible adults skip proven screening tests that catch cancer early.

The federal framework lays out 358 measurable targets to close America's health gap.

Vast undercounting masks how often mild infections occur and skew clinical perception of risk.

States are formalizing and funding community health workers to close gaps in primary care access.