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In Monterrey, Mexico, a terrible water shortage has families lining up at dry or dirty taps—while Big Soda uses billions of liters of water each year from public reservoirs to manufacture unhealthy processed drinks.  

Health systems are a major contributor to global emissions—but they are also the first responders to climate-related disasters. For both these reasons, they play an essential role in meeting upgraded climate goals

Her research examines how environmental pollution and extreme weather—alone and in combination with neighborhood and socioeconomic factors—impact population health.

We spend most of our lives indoors, so how can we ensure the air we breathe there is as safe as possible? A new model law could help.

As increasingly frequent and intense climate-change-driven cyclones batter the Sundarbans—destroying agriculture, shrinking incomes, and destabilizing housing—the resilience and mental health of the ecologically frail mangrove forest's people is being tested.

A Hopkins-led team says better climate modeling and data can help Baltimore weather a hotter, stormier future.

Tickborne diseases are on the rise across the U.S. A tick expert explains the diseases to watch for and how best to avoid them.

To galvanize resources to address climate change, focus the conversation on very real costs to the public’s health. 

Interviews with tiger attack survivors and the families of those who died in such attacks reveal the ripple effects of human-tiger interactions and the significant mental health toll they take. 

Shima Himadi will head center focused on mitigating climate change in the transportation sector with an emphasis on equity and environmental justice

Anthony So, one of the five lead authors of the new UN Environmental Programme Report on Antimicrobial Resistance, provides his five key takeaways. 

Leaders working at the intersection of climate change and public health offer a can-do approach to one of the most daunting issues of our time.

This year’s World NTD Day is an opportunity to revitalize the way we tackle NTDs and catalyze better, more efficient, and bolder strategies.

Global Health NOW asked some leading global health experts about their global health wish lists for 2023; they flagged the big wins they'd love to see this year and the areas that deserve more attention from the global health community.