‘So much death’: lawmakers weigh stricter speed limits, safer roads for pedestrians
Despite years of pleading for changes, residents say little has been done to address speeding in their unincorporated pocket of southeastern Los Angeles.
Policy & Practice
Smoothing the way
How a mathematician’s formula for improving patient flow is helping hospitals address a range of woes
10 summer reads on public health
A staff selection of must-reads for the season
It’s time to free public health from health care
For too long, a bias toward medicine has limited public health's potential.
Giving trial results back to the people who make them possible
Returning findings builds trust between researchers and the community.
Nancy Krieger wrote the book on epidemiology. Here’s what’s changed since.
The social epidemiologist on her textbook’s new edition.
Public health gets a much-needed hug
The Invisible Shield might be the morale booster the field needs.
Can nurse practitioners solve the primary care shortage?
Without enough doctors, the U.S. needs other avenues of access.