Fighting a Persistent Poison; and Hidden Threats in Siberia’s Hinterlands

Ebola’s Collateral Damage; and RIP, Helen Branswell

New Fronts in the FGM Fight; and Africa's Widening Contraception Gap

Averting ‘Apocalyptic’ Health Threats Starts Today; and Cambodia’s Garment Factory Workers Face Perilous Heat

Russian Lab Death Draws International Scrutiny; and The Climate Crisis is a Girls’ Crisis

In the Wake of Nepal's Flooding, Health Threats Surge; and Japan Reshaping Science Oversight

Ongoing Obstacles in the Ebola Battle; and One Global Standard, Different Paths to PPH Care

Fighting Fuels Yemen’s Health Crisis; and Bolstering Menopause Care Behind Bars

New Male Contraceptives on the Horizon; and Rethinking Suicide Prevention Strategies

Pandemic Pact Stalls at UNGA; and Children’s Heart Disease: A Crisis Governments Are Overlooking

An Urgent El Niño Warning; and How a Chatbot Connects Kenyan Mothers With Care

Africa’s ‘Epidemiological Transition’; and Human Neurons, Mouse Brains

The White House Pushes for Further NIH Oversight; and Nigeria’s Quest for Safer Births

The Shifting Landscape of American Health Data; and The Bacterial Threat Emerging in Bangladesh

Fiji’s HIV Emergency; and The Long Road for Syria’s Chemical Attack Survivors

Spotlight on Stopping Child Marriage; and The Growing Struggle to Inspect Imported Foods

Where Measles Finds Footholds; How Climate Change Accelerates AMR

The Earth crisis is now driving a health and humanitarian crisis. Global health professionals must change how they do their jobs.

Hunger and Obesity: A Double Threat to Children’s Health; and Widening Obstetric Care Gaps in Rural U.S.

In the Himalayas, Widespread Destruction and Warning; and Men Join the Ranks of Lesotho’s Midwives

The Deadly Consequences of Afghanistan’s Medical Education Ban; and The NFL’s ‘Alarmingly High’ CTE Numbers

A Fire in Pakistan and a Public Reckoning; and Africa Doesn’t Lack Talent, It Lacks Systems to Retain It

Hunger Declines—But Disparities Persist; and Ensuring Access to Safe Surgical Care for All Children

The Precarious Struggle for a Polio-Free World; and Even in Asylum, a Lack of Safety

Indonesia’s experience is instructive globally––showing that financing high-cost stroke care while expanding coverage is possible. The next challenge is to do so equitably and preventively.

‘Mini Brains’ Breakthrough; and What’s Behind Baltimore’s Dramatic Homicide Decline?

In the ‘Next Frontier’ in Cancer Treatment, mRNA Triumphs Over Melanoma’; and All Eyes on Australia as Social Media Ban Plays Out

Older People Face Higher Risk From Warming World; and California’s Deadly Silicosis Surge

Indonesia’s experience is instructive globally––showing that financing high-cost stroke care while expanding coverage is possible. The next challenge is to do so equitably and preventively.

‘Ebola Is Winning’; and Old Fears Amid a New Uranium Boom

A new Trump administration order to split the MMR vaccine, if adopted, would mean missed shots, higher costs, and parent confusion, doctors say.

Hazards of Investor-Driven Healthcare; and Farewell to GHN’s Editor-in-Chief

Ongoing U.S. Vaccine Volatility; and Support Networks Take Root in Nigeria

This is the time to build up public health by strengthening health systems and taxing harmful products, says Mary-Ann Etiebet.

Hope and Headwinds in the HIV Fight; and Unlocking the Medical Potential of Menstrual Blood

The Deeper Dynamics of the Peptide Debate; and How the U.S. Is Exporting Anti-Abortion Politics

Building on the momentum of the Asia Dengue Summit and proposed World Dengue Day, the dengue narrative needs to shift. It can no longer be seen just as a second-tier health issue behind malaria.

Gradual, Vulnerable Vaccine Gains; and New Alzheimer’s Insights