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A drone view shows a truck transporting fresh produce after leaving the installations of U.S. supplier Taylor Farms, following the temporary closure announced by Taylor Farms, in Doctor Mora, Guanajuato state, Mexico, on July 24, 2026.

Cyclospora Outbreak: Is Foodborne Illness Becoming More Common in the United States?

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According to food microbiologist Lee-Ann Jaykus, climate change and funding cuts could lead to greater risk of foodborne disease

A health official holds Lenacapavir, a long‑acting HIV prevention treatment, in Epworth outside the capital Harare, Zimbabwe, February 19, 2026.REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo

Lenacapavir: the HIV Breakthrough Proving Why NIH Funding Matters

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Biomedical advances such as lenacapavir depend on years of publicly funded basic research

Tracking the Progress of "Make America Healthy Again"

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A report card for the Trump administration's health agenda based on confirmation hearings and actions taken to date

Tracking the Progress of "Make America Healthy Again"

The United States Risks Losing Its Edge in Life Sciences Innovation

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China's life sciences sector benefits from streamlined regulations, proactive government policies, and strategic focus

The United States Risks Losing Its Edge in Life Sciences Innovation

Supreme Court's Chevron Ruling Could Reshape Public Health

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Overturning Chevron could deter policy for disaster responses, food safety, gender protections, and health care

Supreme Court's Chevron Ruling Could Reshape Public Health

White House and FDA Miss Deadline for Menthol Cigarette Ban

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The menthol cigarette ban could save thousands of lives per year but has faced intense pushback

White House and FDA Miss Deadline for Menthol Cigarette Ban

The Monkeypox Public Health Emergency

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Health law expert Lindsay Wiley outlines the legal tools the U.S. government has to respond to monkeypox

The Monkeypox Public Health Emergency

Improving the FDA's Food Safety Program: Choosing Practical Solutions

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On the heels of an infant formula recall, the FDA faces a review of its food program and proposals for change

Improving the FDA's Food Safety Program: Choosing Practical Solutions

Nicotine Pouch Use Is on the Rise

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A longtime tobacco researcher looks at the question of potentially "less harmful" substitutes for cigarettes

Nicotine Pouch Use Is on the Rise

Commercial Determinants of Health in COVID-19

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Often part of the problem in pandemics, private sector businesses can be part of the solution as well and protect people

Customers wearing facemasks are reflected in a mirror as they stand on an escalator inside the department store Le Printemps Haussmann in Paris, France, amid the coronavirus pandemic on May 28, 2020. The photo shows people on an escalator with the photo showing mirror images on the left and right of the frame. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes

TB: The Challenge of Changing Drug Policies

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Complex lessons in governance seen in rollout of new tuberculosis drug bedaquiline in South Africa, Belarus and Vietnam

Demonstrators march through the streets of Cape Town to highlight the need for new strategies and medicines to curb the spread of tuberculosis on November 8, 2007. Picture shows a crowd of people wearing red shirts with a woman at center shouting into the camera