Think Global Health strove in 2023 to bring you the stories behind the stories of the global struggle for better health—from narratives on Africa's crisis of trust in global health initiatives after COVID-19 to zombie viruses in the permafrost in the Arctic, to explorations on the struggle for health care for India's gig workers, food labeling in Mexico, and health outcomes in the United States' leftover places.  

In doing so, Think Global Health published 193 articles from more than 140 authors this year.  

No one can predict what will happen with health on the international stage next year, especially as more than three dozen countries host elections, conflicts in Israel and Ukraine continue to threaten humanitarian aid, and climate-fueled disasters plague the world. 
 
This year's tranche of Think Global Health stories offers insight on how to face whatever may come in 2024. 

1. Examining the Diversity of the Rural United States
2. Bridging the Gap in Access to Chemotherapy for Children in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
3. Outer Space and Global Health
4. Zombie Viruses From the Arctic
5. The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Reveals Changes in the Trade-Health Nexus
6. Build an Oxygen Ecosystem
7. Africa's Crisis of Trust
8. Did Florida Get It Right Against COVID-19?
9. Henry Kissinger, Foreign Policy, and Global Health
10. Pandemic Fund to Africa: Step to the Back of the Line
11. The Philippines' Blind Spot for Alcohol
12. Global Lead Poisoning Is the Biggest Threat You've Never Heard About
13. You Can't Eat Tobacco
14. The Cost of Inaction
15. Health Practitioners Say #MeToo
16. Tackling Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws and Tackling Pandemics in Uganda
17. When Love Becomes Violence
18. The War in Ukraine Has Harmed Children
19. Migrant Health After the End of Title 42
20. Guatemala's Forgotten Voices