Harvard News Highlights Strategies of Three Mayors in Tackling Homelessness

Three U.S. mayors convened at Harvard on Tuesday to discuss their efforts to tackle homelessness in their cities. According to recent data, approximately 770,000 individuals are homeless in the United States, marking an 18 percent increase since the last count. Of these, about one-third are unsheltered, while the rest reside in shelters, temporary housing, or…

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Rural U.S. Faces Significant Challenges in Accessing Dental Care

A recent study by the Harvard School of Dental Medicine highlights the significant challenges faced by rural Americans in accessing dental care, particularly specialized services. Millions reside in areas with limited dental services, known as “dental deserts,” with transportation and specialty care posing the biggest obstacles. For those living in rural regions like Wyoming and…

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