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Technology in the Interventional Radiology room is shown at the newly constructed Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center hospital, in San Diego, California, on April 17, 2017.

Cyberattacks Hit U.S. Health Care Hardest

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Hackers, increasingly enabled by artificial intelligence, are attacking health care more than any other sector

A volunteer is guided through the full donning sequence for special pathogen personal protective equipment during a training seminar led by Syra Madad, chief biopreparedness officer for NYC Health + Hospitals, on February 2, 2026.

How NYC Practices for Ebola and Special Pathogen Outbreaks

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NYC Health + Hospitals has added virtual reality training to reinforce its readiness for high-consequence infectious diseases

Gaza's Health Toll in Numbers

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With more than 800 attacks on health-care facilities, Gaza is facing increased levels of diseases and malnutrition

Gaza's Health Toll in Numbers

An Academic Lifeline for Rural Hospitals

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A flurry of partnerships demonstrate how academic health systems can bolster rural hospitals

An Academic Lifeline for Rural Hospitals

When Someone Great Is Gone

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Remembering Dr. Lorna Breen

When Someone Great Is Gone

War-Proofing Ukraine's Health System

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An interview with Ukraine's former Deputy Minister of Health Pavlo Kovtoniuk

War-Proofing Ukraine's Health System

Power Cuts in South Africa Wreak Havoc on Health Care

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New and alternative energy solutions are needed to keep pace with hospitals' needs

Power Cuts in South Africa Wreak Havoc on Health Care

Not Your Canaries in the Coal Mine

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New CDC guidelines fail to protect frontline workers from COVID-19

Not Your Canaries in the Coal Mine

Wrong Code

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How many HIV/AIDS deaths are we missing?

Wrong Code

Collateral Damage of the U.S. Withdrawal from the WHO: Frontline Responders

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Retreating from WHO in the middle of a pandemic dishonors and endangers health-care workers at home and around the globe

Health-care workers, nurses, and doctors, protesting under the movement called "Take Care of Care" during the coronavirus crisis, at the MontLegia CHC Hospital in Liege, Belgium, on May 15, 2020. The photo shows a large number of health workers standing together and holding up a heart symbol above their heads. REUTERS/Yves Herman

Masks: The Easiest Way to Save Lives and Spare Jobs

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All U.S. states have a long way to go on achieving widespread public mask use—which could save 33,000 lives by October 1

A man wearing a facemask takes a selfie in front of the legendary graffiti-covered John Lennon Wall as the coronavirus pandemic continues in Prague, Czech Republic, April 6, 2020. The photo shows a large graffiti mural of the legendary singer and peace activist with a mask draped over Lennon's face. A mane in the foreground holds his device at arm's length taking a selfie. REUTERS/David W Cerny

Why Private Sector Engagement Should Be Part of the Solution in the Developing World

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It's time we push for a broader COVID-19 response that recognizes the role of business in systemic and behavior change

People stand in line to receive vouchers at a food distribution center supported by the World Food Program in Sanaa, Yemen, on June 3, 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. The photo shows several men lined up in a queue. They are all wearing facemasks. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah