Cholera outbreaks surge worldwide, renewing debates on vaccines
Experts discuss how to best contain outbreaks as climate change and political instability make the cholera pandemic a continued 21st century threat.
Global Health
COVID-19 and conflicts hinder global drive to end TB
The WHO's "End TB" strategy falters as COVID-19, armed conflicts, and natural disasters redirect aid, disrupt TB detection and treatment.
Could telemedicine make universal health care a reality in India?
The Indian government faces an uphill battle to meet the country's health care needs by 2030. Two researchers argue remote health technology may hold the key.
Honoring the memory of Paul Farmer
Highlights from the life’s work of one of public health's most influential figures.
Standout voices in African public health
From the research bench to the halls of government, these 25 leaders are forging a healthier future
Africa’s changing up public health. The world should take note.
A community-focused emphasis on prevention plays to the continent's strengths, and could be a new public health model for the globe.
Breakthroughs ahead from African labs
The editor-in-chief of Nature Africa on how the sector has changed since he was a young researcher.
Planting Seeds of Leadership Worldwide
Jane Jie Sun supports Harvard LEAD Fellowship promoting women leaders in global health
Tackling COVID-19’s global spread
Harvard T.H. Chan School researchers have helped address the unique COVID-19 burdens faced by countries around the world.
Closing the childhood equity gap
Aisha Yousafzai is working to create equity for children throughout the world.