Ideas Drought is a global health crisis — capitalism could be a surprising solution Carbon offset markets aren't typically used to address water scarcity. An entrepreneurial engineer explains why leveraging the market could expand access to clean water. By Evan Thomas August 2, 2022
People Honoring the memory of Paul Farmer Highlights from the life’s work of one of public health's most influential figures. June 8, 2022
Opinion We’re already ignoring the next pandemic Superbugs kill more than a million people annually. What are policymakers waiting on? By Henry B. Skinner June 7, 2022
People Standout voices in African public health From the research bench to the halls of government, these 25 leaders are forging a healthier future May 12, 2022
Feature 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. By Pauline Ongaji May 12, 2022
Research How COVID-19 changed African R&D African scientists broke new research ground during the pandemic. It's a sign of things to come. By Linda Nordling May 11, 2022
Essay Breakthroughs ahead from African labs The editor-in-chief of Nature Africa on how the sector has changed since he was a young researcher. By Akin Jimoh May 11, 2022
Feature No time to waste How Harvard Chan School researchers are taking action on climate change . By Chris Sweeney May 3, 2022
Feature Extreme heat threatens health in India and elsewhere As temperatures rise so do heat-related illnesses. Cities and states are trying to find ways to cool off this emerging crisis. By Kalpana Jain March 13, 2022
Feature A reef gets a reboot in Madagascar Scientists hope restoring coral reefs will boost a local economy, improve nutrition, and even relieve anxiety. By Chris Sweeney February 26, 2022