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 A couple long years into the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be easy to think of it as a once-in-a-generation event. Instead, the pandemic should be viewed as “a warning shot” in the face of mounting biological threats  that countries still aren’t prepared to meet, according to…

After 20 years of health care gains, Afghanistan is already seeing a backslide. 

What can public health learn from an intervention that improves health outcomes—without targeting health?

Up to a year after having COVID-19, some people have yet to fully recover.

A public health expert and Olympic silver medalist’s take on the safety of the Tokyo Olympics.

The delta variant is cause for concern from a global health standpoint.

The US may be one of the planet’s most well-resourced countries, but it’s clearly doing a much worse job of providing health care—particularly mental health care—than many countries.

Evidence from past health emergencies sparked fears that COVID-19 would disrupt access to contraception, especially for women and girls in sub-Saharan Africa—but data collected in 4 countries yielded had some surprising findings.

Glancing nervously towards the clock, Brenda Epoo, an experienced midwife and perinatal service coordinator, reaches for a folded set of fresh bed sheets. With only 5 minutes before the next patient arrives, Epoo must handwash all of her instruments and change the linens on…