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The Civilian Health Costs of Aid Sanctions
A new study examines how aid sanctions deepen global health inequality
Life With Less PEPFAR: The First 100 Days in Tanzania and Uganda
Stories on the ground support and contradict media narratives about what the HIV program has lost
U.S. Deportees on Their Return to Guatemala
Two Guatemalan migrants share their experiences from a returnee center as U.S. deportations rise
COP29: The Health Expenses of Climate Change
Does a failure to focus on health economic losses stand opposed to stronger action at the UN summit and beyond?
U.S. Migration Surge Draws Attention to Mental Health Care
New York City-based projects adapt mental health services used in low- or middle-income countries to an urban context
Abortion Access for U.S. Immigrants
A reproductive epidemiologist explores the barriers and gateways to abortion access for U.S. immigrants
The United States Isn't Ready for a Bird Flu Epidemic
Epidemiologist Michael Osterholm discusses what's keeping the United States from closing public health gaps
U.S. Recycled Prosthetic Limbs Help Sri Lankan Amputees Walk Again
A 200-year-old charity is tapping modern technology to help Sri Lanka weather a silent health crisis
The PEPFAR Files: The Fate of the HIV Program
A guide to what's worked for PEPFAR and how to apply it to other global health security objectives
Alcohol Industry Panics as Healthier Habits Cut Sales
Industry reps cite a "war on alcohol," but consumer attitudes suggest a cultural shift toward less drinking
The PEPFAR Files: How Critics Put the HIV Program at Risk
Over the program's 21-year history, its essential components were either critiqued or glossed over, hurting its survival
The PEPFAR Files: Who Tried to End the Lifesaving HIV Program?
The first in a three-part series explores why the popular global health program is under threat
Rebuilding Libya’s Health-Care System
Overcoming the legacy of conflict, natural disasters, and political divisions for a healthier future