Global Life Expectancy Declines for First Time in 30 Years
Zambia's Cholera Outbreak Rings Warning Bells on Climate Change
Seeking Gender Equality in the Global Health Workforce
Count Her In: The Road to Women's Economic Empowerment
The Economist
How Poor Kenyans Became Economists' Guinea Pigs
In one corner of Kenya, virtually everyone has taken part in a randomized controled trial.
New York Times
Cyberattack Paralyzes the Largest U.S. Health-care Payment System
The hacking shut down the nation’s biggest health-care payment system, causing financial chaos
Diabetes, Colonialism, and Killers of the Flower Moon
Nature
Meningitis Could be Behind "Mystery Illness" Reports in Nigeria
The WHO confirms three meningitis deaths, which it says might have triggered rumors of an outbreak of an unknown disease
NPR
Got COVID? CDC Says Stay Home While You're Sick, but Drops Its 5-Day Isolation Rule
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is dropping its 5-day isolation guidance for people with COVID-19