Opinion Healthcare is a human right – but not in the United States Abortion rights are just the latest casualty of the United State’s failure to ensure universal and equitable access to healthcare. By Marianne Mollmann August 9, 2022
Opinion An open letter to the Biden administration on monkeypox Public health scholars and activists propose policy solutions for the Biden administration’s new White House monkeypox response team. August 8, 2022
Opinion Abortion bans trap victims in a cycle of domestic violence Sexual abuse survivor Eirliani Abdul Rahman says overturning Roe v. Wade does immediate harm to victims of both sexual and domestic violence By Eirliani Abdul Rahman July 22, 2022
Feature No time to waste How Harvard Chan School researchers are taking action on climate change . By Chris Sweeney May 3, 2022
Opinion Racial bias is an endemic crisis. Here’s how to solve it. America’s medical schools and hospitals need to do a better job of protecting Black patients from discrimination. By Marie Plaisime February 8, 2022
People Shamard Charles gets the word out The physician and health journalist on the power of story. By Amy Roeder February 5, 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
People Last mile first Isha Nirola, DrPH ’21, works to improve health in communities long denied access to quality care. By Amy Roeder May 21, 2021
Research Closing the childhood equity gap Aisha Yousafzai is working to create equity for children throughout the world. By Michael Blanding May 21, 2021