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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
Mental Health Care in Rwanda: Three Decades of Resilience
Insights into Rwanda's strategies and successes in building mental health services after genocide
India's Call for Action on Noncommunicable Diseases
Noncommunicable diseases cause the majority of deaths in India, but public health responses fall short
Health Equity and Gender Equality in a More Violent World
The impact of conflict on civilian health and well-being is both tragic and dangerous to prospects for sustained peace
Smallpox Biosecurity in a New Era of Technology
Smallpox could reemerge, but new technology can prepare the world for a future outbreak
Timeline: H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak in the U.S.
A weekly updated timeline for H5N1 outbreak events
Shrinking Shores, Rising Risks in the Great Salt Lake
How Utah's shrinking Great Salt Lake is harming human and environmental health
Tackling Air Pollution in Africa With Data
Access to real-time air quality data could address the growing dangers of outdoor air pollution in Africa
A First Step to Fairer Drug Prices for Young Americans
U.S drugs have been historically more expensive, but the Inflation Reduction Act signals a shift toward fairer prices
Fatal Attacks on Health-Care Workers Doubled in 2023
Amid a rise in global conflict, a new report shows that health-care workers are being killed at alarming rates
A New Roadmap For Obesity Prevention
Countries should adopt a multidisciplinary approach to address nutritional transitions
Where COVID Has Shifted Flu and RSV Seasons
In some countries, peaks in flu hospitalizations occurred 4.3 weeks early on average relative to the pre-COVID era
How Gender and Sex Shape Disease
New research exposes why health systems should tailor responses to the needs of men and women starting at a young age