Research Climate change could be keeping you up at night Nighttime temperatures are rising around the world. New research shows being too warm at night could disturb sleep, and lead to poorer health. By Christine Mehta November 9, 2022
Research What science tells us about structural racism’s health impact Research has established a clear, ongoing connection between systemic bias and health disparities. By Rod McCullom October 3, 2022
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Extra Pushing the startup accelerator Schools are helping students and faculty create health-oriented businesses. By Damon Brown June 8, 2022
Research Can mushrooms beat burnout? Clinicians sign up to see. Research into whether the psychedelic drug psilocybin reduces burnout for doctors and nurses. By Joanne Silberner June 7, 2022
Research Is helping cells self-destruct the key to treating COVID-19? Radiation biologist Kristopher Sarosiek zeroes in on why the severity of COVID-19 varies so widely. By Chris Sweeney February 28, 2022
News Winter 2022: Notable news from the world of public health Updates on vaccines for malaria and HPV, tampons as a human right, how other countries see American health care, and more. February 4, 2022
Research Nora Kory unlocks mitochondrial transport and metabolism Mitochondria can be fascinating. By Amy Roeder September 28, 2021