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How Anti-Immigration Measures Could Deplete the U.S. Health Workforce
by Neha MukherjeeThe role of immigrants in health care has become more critical because of a worsening worker shortage
Neha Mukherjee
Neha Mukherjee is a medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Stanford University's 2024–25 Global Health Media Fellow.Poverty
Measles Takes Root in Mexico
by Gina JiménezMeasles is thriving and causing deaths among Mexico’s unvaccinated communities, amid deep budget cuts to health care
Gina Jiménez
Gina Jiménez is a bilingual health and science reporter covering health policy implications for vulnerable communities. She has written for Scientific American, National Geographic, and Inside Climate...Environment
International Court's Ruling Could Transform Climate Action
by Arthur Wyns, Swathi ManchikantiHolding countries legally accountable for climate harms could shift the landscape of global health and climate politics
Swathi Manchikanti
Swathi Manchikanti is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations and an international climate adaptation expert. She was also a 2022 Aspen Institute Climate Policy Fellow.Governance
Driving Economic Gains Through Brain Capital
by Facundo Manes, Raquel Loga, Irene Pujol Chica, Harris Eyre, George Vradenburg, Richard HatzfeldAn emerging economic belief system emphasizes brain health, as mental illnesses sap trillions of dollars in productivity
Richard Hatzfeld
Richard Hatzfeld is a senior partner of global health impact at FINN Partners.Harris Eyre
Harris Eyre is the senior fellow for brain health and society at Rice UniversityIrene Pujol Chica
Irene Pujol Chica is the junior manager at the Center for the Governance of Change at IE University.Raquel Loga
Raquel Loga is a program coordinator at the Center for Health & Well-Being at IE University.Facundo Manes
Facundo Manes is an Argentine Congressperson, neurologist and neuroscientist.Food
Are Processed Meat, Sugary Drinks, and Trans Fats Safe at Any Level?
by Demewoz Haile, Kassandra L. Harding, Michael BrauerA new study estimates the links between unhealthy food servings and chronic illnesses like diabetes and heart disease
Kassandra L. Harding
Kassandra L. Harding is a researcher at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington.Demewoz Haile
Demewoz Haile a research scientist at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington.Governance
White House Empties Office for U.S. Pandemic Policy: The Gaps Left Behind
by Nikki RomanikSummer departures leave the White House without a senior official for pandemic preparedness, biosecurity, or biodefense
Nikki Romanik
Nikki Romanik, MD, is a distinguished senior fellow in global health security at the Brown University School of Public Health. She previously served as the former special assistant to the president, d...Governance
Emerging Discourse on AI and Global Health Security
by Tyler Smith, Dylan GreenAI could revolutionize global health security. A roundtable, held at the World Health Assembly, shows where to start
Dylan Green
Dylan Green is an epidemiologist and director for research and science at Cooper/Smith.
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