Book On the hunt for “The Good Virus” Tom Ireland's new book explores the promise of phages in an age of antibiotic resistance. By Christine Mehta November 8, 2023
Feature Tackling problem gambling from inside the casino The GameSense program “meets people where they’re at, and where they’re gambling.” By Karen Brown November 8, 2023
Feature Living with diabetes and without health insurance Access to affordable health care can mean the difference between managing diabetes well or suffering its most debilitating outcomes. By Kim Krisberg and Hannah Levitan November 1, 2023
People Our next pandemic’s playbook Monica Gandhi on why our next pandemic response must center harm reduction, equality, and justice. By Christine Mehta October 31, 2023
Research Vaccine hesitancy spills over to pets Rabies in humans is vanishingly rare, thanks to vaccine mandates. Canine vaccine hesitancy puts that at risk. By Dominik Stecuła and 2 more October 31, 2023
Feature A program treating gun violence as a contagion loses funding Using a public health approach, a Memphis program slowly earned the trust of residents. It lost its funding anyway. By Sono Motoyama, MLK50: Justice Through Journalism October 30, 2023
Opinion Vaccines: a victory and a failure Despite being one of our most impactful public health tools, vaccines continue to be pilloried in the public square. By Lisa Doggett October 11, 2023
Opinion We can’t let misinformation kill the new Lyme disease vaccine Efforts to improve public trust in a future Lyme vaccine, and in all vaccines, must begin now. By Matt Motta October 10, 2023
Opinion Nearly six decades in, Medicaid is still going strong Medicaid continues to innovate, bringing health care to a larger and more diverse group of people than ever before. By Diana Crumley October 4, 2023
From the editor Some problems, only government can solve High-profile efforts to improve Medicaid could mean a radical transformation for U.S. public health care. By Michael F. Fitzgerald October 2, 2023