Ideas A bipartisan perspective on public health’s uncertain future Elias Zerhouni and Tom Frieden discuss the future of NIH, the CDC, and more. By Michael F. Fitzgerald January 16, 2025
Feature Health care AI, intended to save money, turns out to require a lot of expensive humans You need people, and more machines, to make sure the new tools don’t mess up. By Darius Tahir January 14, 2025
Feature Even great data couldn’t solve the UK’s COVID woes The UK had arguably the best public health data in the world, but nearly 250,000 people still died. By Holly Else December 17, 2024
Opinion Marijuana’s evolution has outpaced U.S. regulation Use of high-potency THC can amplify serious mental health problems. By John Wilson December 12, 2024
People Why mayors should care about public health “To have a public health mindset, you’ve got to be comfortable doing the non-sexy stuff,” says Arunan Arulampalam. By Michael F. Fitzgerald December 10, 2024
Opinion To meet demand, blood donation should not rely solely on volunteers A misalignment between supply and demand especially hurts people in low-income nations. By Jlateh Vincent Jappah and Ruoying (Carol) Tao December 4, 2024
Ideas Cities hope adding mental health workers to emergency response will reduce violence Ryan Levi, a reporter for Tradeoffs, talks about Durham's HEART program. By Jina Moore Ngarambe November 20, 2024
Opinion Could the media stop avoiding public health, please? Politicians are ignoring the greatest public health crisis in a century, and journalists are letting them. By Richard J. Tofel November 19, 2024