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The Last Mile of Nutrition
Introducing a new way to measure the health impacts of community-based food programs and farmers markets
Extreme Heat and Domestic Violence in Mexico
Currently, no gender or climate policy addresses the links between climate events and risk of violence
Learning From Liberia's COVID-19 Vaccination Program
Liberia's high COVID-19 vaccination coverage is a testament to the power of innovative responses to outbreaks
The United Nations Must Ensure Sustainable Access to Effective Antibiotics
A collapse in the effectiveness of antibiotics could come without warning and imperil entire health systems
Why Brazil Needs EpiPens
Easy access to anaphylaxis treatments such as epinephrine injectors is vital to preventing serious outcomes
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
South Korea's Plan to Avoid Population Collapse
Proposals include more flexible work schedules and better gender equality with education
Mpox Vaccine Tracker: Millions Pledged, Millions Still to Be Delivered
A weekly updated tracker for vaccine donations announced in response to the mpox Clade I outbreak
Centering Indigenous Groups in Canada's Antimicrobial Resistance Plan
Canada's plan to combat antimicrobial resistance needs to address the high burden in Indigenous populations
A U.S. Response to Mosquito-Borne Disease Outbreaks
Experts explain what it would take for malaria to become endemic in the United States—and why this is unlikely
Young Americans Prioritize Health Care in 2024 Election
The chair of the Harvard Public Opinion Project explains why young Americans view health care as a top election issue
Olympics Spotlight Gender-Informed Injury Prevention
Some types of injuries are more common among young women athletes
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
In India, Climate Change Drives Pesticide Use, Harming Farmers' Health
As temperatures rise, farmworkers turn to using more potent pesticides, putting themselves at further risk