Research Untrained bystanders can administer drone-delivered naloxone, study shows Drone deliveries would be particularly effective in places where emergency responders can’t respond quickly. By Nicole Adams January 31, 2024
Feature A small town struggles to survive losing its only hospital What's happening across Mississippi is a warning for the rural United States. By Devna Bose January 30, 2024
Book The patient-led care revolution Why moving away from the old model of health care will make it better By Fiona Lowenstein January 30, 2024
Opinion Harassment in public health is real. Here’s how to respond. A new toolkit can help workers waiting for systemic solutions. By Samuel R. Mendez January 23, 2024
Opinion Filling the gaps in U.S. health data The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the urgent need for an information overhaul. By Michelle A. Williams and Gabriel Seidman January 17, 2024
Feature Fighting nearsightedness in the age of the screen Myopia rates worldwide have been accelerating since 2000. By Alex Smith January 4, 2024
Feature Bartender, make mine a mocktail Young Americans are drinking less. Will alcohol-related diseases decline? By Sandra Lamb January 3, 2024
Book The best public health books of 2023 A staff selection of this year's must-reads By Harvard Public Health Staff December 19, 2023
From the editor Our top stories of 2023 Our editors pick the best stories we published this year. By Harvard Public Health Staff December 19, 2023
Opinion Traffic deaths are a public health crisis in the U.S. “Our roads are built for speed, not safety.” By Maura Kelly December 13, 2023