As fungi adapt to warmer temperatures and develop resistance to drugs, we need to bolster our defenses.
Readers respond to our reporting on strategies to prevent gun violence and other stories from our Fall/Winter 2021 issue.
To improve public health, first fix injustice.
Encouraging parents to vaccinate their kids against Covid-19 can be a delicate dance. Data, rhetoric, and insults won’t help. Listening and empathy can.
The daunting problem has some powerful solutions. The first is family planning.
Public health can respond to the challenges of the moment and tackle fundamental barriers to health.
In righting wrongs, they’re protecting the health of millions.
A child of colonialism, global health began with the export of Western concepts of health and medical care—and the protection of colonizers from local diseases. Here’s how committed insurgents in the field are overturning those lingering perspectives.
Rumble strips, roundabouts, and other design improvements can drastically lower U.S. traffic deaths.
My path to public health included a beauty pageant in the world’s newest country.