Opinion We can’t ban guns. But we can make them safer The first gun law passed in the U.S. in decades is a major step forward, but experts say we’re still a long way from truly curbing violence. By Christine Mehta July 6, 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
Ideas The health impact of public murals Philadelphia’s Porch Light mural project shows how art affects community wellbeing June 7, 2022
Essay In New Orleans, using music to counter hurricanes The Crescent City makes music to help cope with the trauma of storms. By Gwen Thompkins June 6, 2022
Feature A fellowship to help fight fatigue – and climate change The Climate Health Organizing Fellowship is training a dozen teams on activating their communities to improve patient well-being. By Kalpana Jain February 14, 2022
Essay Letter from Nairobi My friend’s butterfly garden seemed absurd. Now it relieves my climate stress. By Christine Mungai February 14, 2022
Essay A Zen priest–scientist takes on climate anxiety The research scientist Kritee started using Buddhist rituals to cope with her climate grief. Now she’s helping others do the same. By Melissa Bailey February 2, 2022
Feature The age of trauma With sources of stress piling up health experts are looking to root-cause solutions. By S.I. Rosenbaum September 30, 2021