What to know about polio boosters, oral vaccines, and your medical history records By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 22, 2022
Long COVID recovery is finally getting the attention it deserves in the US By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Aug 10, 2022
Machine learning is finally helping us track COVID deaths faster and more accurately By Kate Baggaley / Jul 13, 2022
The world’s population will probably pass 8 billion before Thanksgiving By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jul 12, 2022
COVID deaths in pregnant people in the US are flying under the radar By Maria Parazo Rose / Jul 1, 2022
More than a million monkeypox vaccines are on their way in the US By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 29, 2022
COVID vaccines for children under 5 are near. Here’s how to prepare. By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 20, 2022
PFAS are toxic and they’re everywhere. Here’s how to stay away from them. By Sofia Quaglia / Jun 12, 2022
Low-carbon energy minimizes racial disparities in neighborhoods with air pollution By Carla Delgado / May 26, 2022
Microplastics have officially been found in our bodies. Here’s what that means for human health. By Carla Delgado / Apr 18, 2022
COVID-19 is overcrowding cemeteries and causing heavy metal pollution By Anuradha Varanasi / Feb 12, 2022
Hitting Biden’s greenhouse goals could save billions in health-related costs By Sara Kiley Watson / Feb 3, 2022
Pesticides can hurt agricultural communities—so why do farmers fight back against bans? By Angely Mercado / Dec 14, 2021
The top 10 health and medicine breakthroughs of 2021 By Claire Maldarelli , Rebecca Sohn / Dec 1, 2021
HPV vaccination in the UK has prevented thousands of cases of cervical cancer By Hannah Seo / Nov 4, 2021
What 20 years of screening 9/11 first responders for health risks has taught us By Betsy Ladyzhets / Sep 10, 2021
These charts will help you visualize just how unhealthy diets are around the world By Sara Chodosh / Apr 4, 2019
Florida Health Officials Confirm 10 New Cases Of Locally Acquired Zika Infection By Claire Maldarelli / Aug 1, 2016
Willow trees could be a sustainable (and beautiful) way to treat wastewater By Angely Mercado / Jul 1, 2021
LGBTQ+ health networks helped make urban neighborhoods more resilient against COVID By Daniel Baldwin Hess & Alex Bitterman/The Conversation / Jun 24, 2021
The FDA approved the first new Alzheimer’s drug in nearly 20 years. But does it work? By Hannah Seo / Jun 8, 2021
Cities have unique microbiomes which could be key to keeping us healthy By Ellie Shechet / Jun 2, 2021
Fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks—but there’s a catch By Claire Maldarelli , Emily Cerf / May 13, 2021
The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally may account for 19 percent of US COVID-19 cases in August By Claire Maldarelli / Sep 8, 2020