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U.S. Abortion Law and Dissenting from the Norm
The United States is an outlier on abortion access
How the U.S. COVID-19 Response Lost the Plot After Omicron
The reasons why the United States is struggling with COVID-19 are changing
Better Mental Health Care Is Unlikely to Fix America's Gun Problem
But reducing alcohol use, promoting gun-free homes, and curbing domestic violence hold promise
North Carolina's New Strategy to Tackle Maternal Mortality
Black women are more likely to die in childbirth, but doula services could save lives
U.S. War Aims, Health, and the Armed Conflict in Ukraine
Ambitious U.S. objectives in the war will affect health on Ukrainian battlefields and in nations beyond
The Domestic Sources of U.S. Foreign Policy on Global Health
The transformation of American politics threatens foreign policy engagement on global health
COVID-19: Death in Excess
True death counts from the virus are likely much higher than official numbers
The Global Sentiment of Gratitude
The wondrous ways communities around the world give thanks
The Glasgow Summit and U.S. Foreign Policy on Climate Change
Domestic politics, not diplomacy, will determine what "America is Back" means for climate change
Investing in Surgery, Closing A Global Health Gap
Access to surgery can keep treatable conditions, such as a common fracture, from becoming lifelong disabilities
Climate Change, Global Health, and U.S. Foreign Policy
Climate change adaptation is now an imperative for U.S. foreign policy on global health
The Challenge of Strengthening Democracy and Global Health in U.S. Foreign Policy
The COVID-19 pandemic has battered the belief that democracy is good for global health
President Biden's COVID-19 Summit and the Shift in Pandemic Geopolitics
The pandemic is fading in importance for balance-of-power politics