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Pratik PawarThe Atlantic |

This story was originally published by Vox and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. There’s a reason dengue infections...

There’s a reason dengue infections are also called “breakbone fever.” Along with a mild fever, symptoms of the mosquito-borne illness include...

If you want to help human beings alive right now, there are few better places to give than global health. Diseases that have been largely eradicated...

The phone rang just before midnight. It was early February in 2001 in Mumbai, and Yusuf Hamied, a seasoned chemist at the Indian multinational...

It’s not an exaggeration to say that hope is in short supply these days in global health. The steep cuts to lifesaving global health programs, the...

How often, on average, do you forget to take your daily meds? For me, it’s about twice a week. And that’s for something as low stakes as a vitamin...

Remember the Flint, Michigan, water crisis? The public health disaster that, at its peak, poisoned nearly 5 percent of the city’s children with...

Something striking just happened in global nutrition: As of 2025, children worldwide are now more likely to be obese than underweight. According to...

A Maryland resident who traveled to El Salvador came home last month with an unwelcome souvenir: larvae of the New World screwworm burrowing in their...

A Vox reader asks: Why are so few people organ donors? Why would someone choose not to be a donor? Everyone agrees it’s a good thing but very few...

When President Donald Trump and Elon Musk fed the US Agency for International Development into the wood chipper earlier this year, one of the...
