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Indigenous health scholar Donald Warne lifts up the next generation of researchers to deliver future solutions.

Thanks to a loophole in the FDA’s drug advertising regulations, some companies are marketing misleading and unproven treatments unchecked—and putting vulnerable populations seeking cures at risk.

Cancer screening is more complicated than most people realize. There’s more to it than just getting a test.

Epidemiologist and environmental microbiologist Meghan Frost Davis discusses the current state of the H5N1 outbreak and its global reverberations.

Findings demonstrated early treatment using convalescent plasma was effective in treating COVID-19 outpatients.

Findings highlight need for evidence-based, weight-management strategies for persons with type 1 diabetes—often considered thin person’s disease 

Six months after the Dobbs decision, state actions to regulate abortion show no signs of slowing.

We're arguably more parts microbe than human—and our health depends on their health.

Abortion wasn’t always a moral, political, and legal tinderbox. What changed?

The health care sector plays an outsized role in climate change. Can well-meaning new policies avoid exacerbating inequities?

The bacteria, viruses, and other bugs in your body have a major impact on your well-being.

My path to public health included a beauty pageant in the world’s newest country.

Individuals with food insecurity were also two to three times more likely to have delayed or foregone specific types of care, including skipping a recommended treatment, test or follow-up visit, and not filling a prescription.

New evidence suggests anyone infected with COVID is at higher risk for heart issues—a risk that persists even in relatively healthy people long after the illness has passed.

Nearly two years into the pandemic, there's still debate on using convalescent plasma to treat COVID.