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Air Quality, Health, and Climate Conversations
More than 90 percent of the world breathes polluted air
COP27 Produced a Triple Burden for Climate Policy—And That's Bad News for Global Health
The conference created a "loss and damage" fund but failed on mitigation and adaptation
Rethinking Farming in Rwanda
The Rwandan Institute for Conservation Agriculture wants to empower small farmers
Long COVID May Catalyze New Treatments for Chronic Pain and Fatigue
Medical breakthroughs for long COVID could benefit millions
How Avian Flu Will Affect Your Thanksgiving
Avian flu, supply chain shortages, and inflation could be unwelcome guests at dinner tables
At Bali, the G20 Confronts Multidimensional Crises with Empty Diplomatic Rhetoric
The summit revealed the G20's and global health's vulnerabilities in a geopolitical world
Remembering, Honoring, and Educating on the National Day of Mourning
Why Thanksgiving is a day of sorrow and protest for many
Why Global Health Remains Bipartisan
It has proven to be "a good investment with astonishing results in saving lives"
The Midterm Elections and U.S. Policy on Public and Global Health
The elections produced double-edged results for U.S. efforts to strengthen public health at home and abroad
A Plan B to Strengthen Biosafety and Biosecurity
A "minilateral" approach is needed to strengthen global biorisk management
Eight Billion and Counting
The world's population is on the verge of hitting eight billion people, and advances in health are behind the increase
Flu: When Spillovers Spill Over
The high risk of H5 influenza in North America this fall
Tolerating the Pain: Accessing Medical Morphine in Bangladesh
Roadblocks to getting opioids leave seriously ill patients coping with unbearable pain