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Ashish K. JhaFortune |
What happened at a Soviet-era anti-plague institute raises questions about Russia’s biological weapons history — and whether the United States is...
What one doctor tells family and friends who are asking for help.
Splitting the MMR vaccine and requiring separate visits would add barriers for parents without adding evidence of a health benefit.
The cyclospora outbreak reveals a public health system that often detects threats only after people are already ill.
The decline in obesity rates is a medical triumph. But millions remain locked out by high costs, uneven insurance coverage, and bureaucratic barriers.
High deductibles and flawed incentives are pushing prices higher while leaving patients less protected.
Bigger health systems promised efficiency. Instead, they delivered higher prices and fewer options for patients.
Washington keeps arguing over who should pay the bill while ignoring what’s driving costs in the first place — a policy failure decades in the making.
As this tumultuous year draws to a close — and especially during this season of thanksgiving — it’s important to recognize the contributions...
Measles outbreaks already constitute an assault on the freedom to send our children to school, go to work, and worship, travel, and gather safely.
The Trump administration’s claims about Tylenol and autism — and the weak science used to support them — must be called out for what they are:...
It falls short in its honesty, its innovation, and the evidence.
The retreat signals that the federal government is capricious and weak and easily persuaded by misinformation.
How bad will the damage be? A lot depends on how states respond.