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
Book A roadmap to redeeming public health Speak with humility, act pragmatically, and other ideas from Sandro Galea's new book. By Katelyn Jetelina December 4, 2023
News Teens need more sleep. Why don’t we start school later? Sleep deprivation in teens is linked to mental health struggles, poor grades, traffic accidents, and more. By Catherine Sweeney, WPLN November 14, 2023
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