The backsliding on public health both in the US and internationally is a political act, and we must treat it as such, writes ...

One year ago, Tim Andrews was among the world’s first recipients of a genetically modified pig kidney. Now, he is the first in that small group of pioneers to go on to receive a human kidney. “I’m the ...

Martin Luther King Jr speaks to civil rights marchers in Montgomery, Alabama, on March 25, 1965. He was a believer in health ...

From 2005 to 2024, carbon emissions in the United States dropped 20 percent, a rare bit of good news from a country with the second-highest rate of emissions in the world. Last year, under Trump, US ...

It is tradition for the Secretary-General to come before the General Assembly and present priorities for the year ahead.

A study from June 2025 suggested there’s one issue that’s clearly linked to a whopping 172 diseases. Perhaps even scarier, it ...

The question facing global employers today is simple but profound: Are we meeting people where they are—or are we delivering ...

Hope is not a soft word in prison. It shapes how people cope with their sentence and it determines whether - and how - they ...

Strib Voices publishes letters from readers online and in print each day. To contribute, click here. I write as someone who ...

The prospect of facing incarceration for the rest of one's natural life forces an individual to find hope, one researcher ...

Episode Audio Sharing your mental health story takes strength, resilience, and courage – and it is so worth it. Every ...