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Kathryn Falb is a recognized leader in preventing violence against women and children in humanitarian settings.

On its 75th anniversary, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the world’smost translated document—but implementing it presents constant challenges. Nadia Akseer, founder of Mission Afghanistan 2030, discusses the challenges of achieving its aims.

Research shows the first three months of life was the most vulnerable period for growth faltering in newborns.

Bloomberg School faculty Nadia Akseer and Cass Crifasi selected winners at Advocacy Impact Awards Pitch Competition

Emmanuel Nfor’s training as a pharmacist in Cameroon didn’t cover the drug supply management side—yet that fell to him, too. He calls for an overhaul of the system—training locals in LMICs on pharmaceutical system strengthening.

I buried my dreams when I left Afghanistan. One day I’ll return to them.

Dory Storms, ScD, ’82 MPH, an influential, well-respected, and long-serving faculty member in the Bloomberg School's Department of International Health died on October 11 at the age of 89.

How laws governing war apply to health and human rights.

The growing humanitarian health crisis in Gaza is straining an already overwhelmed global system.

Floods, heat waves, and other climate-related events are taking a physical and emotional toll on India’s million-plus community health workers known as Accredited Social Health Activists, or ASHAs.

Researchers looking to develop a long-acting, injectable malaria preventive using atovaquone have shown that resistance may not be the challenge scientists thought it was.

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.