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Much is known about the link between cigarette flavors and consumer appeal, but less has been reported about the level of flavor chemicals in tobacco products. IGTC teamed up with experts from Portland State University to fill this important research gap.

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

Researchers estimated the increase in births in Texas and now plan deeper dives into the data to measure the impacts on women, children, and families.

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.

Hundreds of medications are in shortage in the U.S., but a lack of chemotherapy drugs has left clinicians facing new hurdles in their patients’ cancer treatment.

The FDA’s approval of Opill, the first OTC oral contraceptive pill, is coming at an opportune time. But will it be affordable and, most importantly, available?

Few policy attempts have been made to address alcohol use as a risk factor for gun violence. A new report provides recommendations that could help.

When their families moved from areas of high poverty to “opportunity neighborhoods,” kids with asthma had 50% fewer asthma attacks in the first year than they did before they moved.

Change at every level—from federal policy to individual action—can support Black birthing people in the U.S.

By better understanding these differences in perspectives, global health organizations can improve health outcomes.  

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

Two very different threats surged to prominence in the 1980s, remaking public health priorities—and the Bloomberg School.

Chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes, asthma, HIV infection, and mental illness may be greatly undertreated in the U.S. jail and prison population.

We have the opportunity and the expertise to transform strategies for improving mental health in higher ed.