Feature As climate change erodes land and health, one tribe fights back After decades of losing coastline, Native Americans look to a young chief to help them find a place in the future. By Barry Yeoman May 19, 2023
Opinion Nonprofit hospitals are sitting on $14 billion. Let’s spend it on public health. Half of U.S. hospitals are nonprofit. Their tax-exempt status comes with a requirement to improve community health—but few are meeting it. By Tatiane Santos May 2, 2023
People The invisible minority: how anti-Roma racism fuels health disparities More research is needed to determine racism's negative health impacts on the Romani people, says Roma scholar Margareta Matache. By Lucy Tu April 25, 2023
Opinion Women in global health are the labor, but not leaders. Time’s up. A UN report says it'll take 140 years for women to shatter the global health glass ceiling. We can't afford to wait that long. By Roopa Dhatt and Ann Keeling April 4, 2023
Essay The W.H.O.’s pandemic treaty may spark a global health revolution Money, not health, is driving decision-making around the globe and hurting the Global South. It’s time for change. By Vidya Krishnan March 28, 2023
Essay How we treat alcohol-related liver disease is unfair—it’s time for change Rising rates of alcohol-related liver disease means we must change transplant criteria, says medical student John Messinger. By John C. Messinger March 14, 2023
People Meet six women fighting to stop the global backslide on women’s rights The women's rights movement faces growing threats from rising authoritarianism around the world. These six women aren't backing down. By Lucy Tu March 8, 2023
Feature The fall of global health’s benevolent dictatorships The pandemic laid bare why the ‘we know best’ model of international aid too often fails to change outcomes. By Paul Adepoju February 14, 2023
Opinion At Davos 2023, women and girls must be center stage Women's rights and equality are eroding around the world. It's time to reverse the trend. By Michelle Williams and Patricia Geli January 17, 2023
News On racism, the media, and “reparative journalism” A recent Harvard panel discussion examined how biases in the media affect coverage of reparations for Black Americans. By Michael Blanding November 15, 2022