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The celebrated global AIDS program faces an uncertain future with a March 25 deadline for reauthorization by the U.S. Congress. It’s time to reform not eliminate the program, writes a former PEPFAR interim chief of staff.

An expert in global aid and human rights explains some of the ways disengaging from global health partnerships may impact the U.S.

The global dispersion of tiny bits of plastic—from snow on the Himalayas to individual cells within people—represents a significant threat to human health.

Participants in the Consortium of Universities for Global Health’s 16th annual conference shared strong opinions about the U.S. changes to global health support.

Through the Bloomberg School's Health Policy Institute, PFRH student Alea Lopez found unexpected connections to her passions—and to the Department—in the Annapolis State House. 

Registration now open for courses in strategic leadership, youth engagement, policy analysis, resource management, and evaluation of programs and/or research.

Lecture series connects expanding audience with expert voices

Report also highlights evidence showing gun purchaser licensing laws effective at reducing firearm deaths.

Sarena Ho, MSPH ’22, champions better care for individuals living with dementia and their caregivers.

Researchers estimate 22,180 more live births and 478 more infant deaths than expected across 14 states, including Texas, that banned abortion between September 2021 and August 2022.

A series from the Public Health On Call podcast explores the science, safety, and systems behind vaccines.