public health
Latest
The United States COVID-19 Testing Debacle
Understanding why the U.S. response to COVID-19 was marred by challenges
Overcoming Cacophony in Public Health Communication after COVID-19
Communication failures during the pandemic require strategic attention
The Monkeypox Public Health Emergency
Health law expert Lindsay Wiley outlines the legal tools the U.S. government has to respond to monkeypox
COVID-19's Repercussions on Public Health Policy and Law in the United States
The pandemic has triggered regressive state-based law and policy reforms across America
Global Health's Moment of Truth in the United States
Twenty years ago, Congress created a global health bill that changed the world and this week, they could do it again
How Global Warming is Affecting Health
How global warming is affecting health and how leadership dropped the ball at COP26
mRNA Therapeutics: The Technology That Saved the World
COVID-19 vaccines catapulted mRNA technology into the spotlight, and now it's used to cure previously untreated diseases
A Sensible Approach to Omicron
New estimates suggest omicron is just 3 percent as deadly as delta
Q&A with Margaret Hamburg and Tom Frieden on 9/11
Two former New York City health commissioners and global health leaders look at public health over the past two decades
On COVID Shockers, Vaccine Disparities, Nagging the White House, and Next-Gen Physicians
An interview with longtime global public health physician and Partners In Health cofounder Paul Farmer
COVID-19 Vaccine Verification Requires a Multidisciplinary Strategy Grounded in Health Equity
Vaccinating as many people as possible is the most effective strategy that can enable ending the pandemic
How Norway's Prisons Have Weathered a Pandemic
Its famously progressive correctional system is anomalous, but still has lessons for other countries
A "To Undo" List for the Biden Administration’s COVID-19 Response
The incoming administration must unwind competing messages dispensed by the incumbent and recalibrate health norms