Mary Brophy Marcus
Mary Brophy Marcus is the deputy managing editor of Think Global Health. She is a health journalist who specializes in medicine, health policy, and global health. She has been a health reporter and editor for CBS News, USA Today, and U.S. News & World Report.
Scenes From COP26
The world's major leaders, inspiring activists, even giant puppets—snapshots from the Glasgow climate meeting
New Netflix Release "Gather" Explores the Fight to Revitalize Native Foodways
Think Global Health talks with the film's director about food sovereignty
Abortion in China
Writer Leta Hong Fincher reflects on abortion, women's rights, and the resilient feminist movement in China
Health Care in Africa: The Challenges of Innovating at the Interface of the Public and Private Sectors
An interview with Bright Simons, technology innovator, development activist, and social entrepreneur
How 9/11 Transformed Aid and Global Health Programs in Fragile States
A conversation with global governance expert Stewart M. Patrick
Q&A with Margaret Hamburg and Tom Frieden on 9/11
Two former New York City health commissioners and global health leaders look at public health over the past two decades
On the Ground in Haiti Days After Disaster
Haiti-based humanitarian Bruno Maes shares scenes from a shaken Caribbean country
How Haiti's History Has Hindered Its Disaster Readiness
Broken trust, neoliberal interference, and poverty are to blame says a former reporter who survived the 2010 earthquake
U.S. Monkeypox Case Contained
But strong international partnerships are needed to keep the virus from spreading in the future
When Inequity, Political Instability, and Culture Meet COVID
An interview with Dr. Patricia Garcia, former health minister of Peru and global health leader