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“Like hyenas on a dead body”: a Congolese aid veteran on the Ebola response
Measles, bird flu, and Ebola are spreading. NIH just made its disease experts easier to fire.
Europe Got This Sunscreen in 2000. America Just Caught Up.
A Diabetes Society Had Police Remove the Editor of Its Own Journal. Then It Apologized.
Mosquito Season at the World Cup: What Fans Need to Know
How to Stay Healthy at the World Cup
Why a 3,572-pregnancy study can’t tell you Ozempic is safe in pregnancy
Grant Wahl Should Be Covering this World Cup
CDC Says the Outbreak Could Reach 20,000 Cases. Here’s What That Means.
The CDC’s Own Workers Are Calling It Abandonment
The Companies That Made Marlboro Made Your Food
Minerals, deportations, and medicine. Inside Trump’s bilateral health agreements.
A 30% Risk Reduction Sounds Big. The Actual Numbers Tell a Different Story.
The $2.5 Billion Reason Kenya Can't Say No
Who’s Selling You Creatine, and What They’re Not Saying
What Trump’s Physical Exam Doesn’t Test
The Doctors Are Farming Cassava
His own country wouldn't take him back.
“Act Now Before It’s Too Late”
Why the Kenya Ebola Facility May Be Unconstitutional
The U.S. Has Tried to Wall Off Disease Since 1878. It Has Never Worked.
The Best Screening Colon Cancer Screening Test Is the One You Actually Get
The people selling you peptides on TikTok are making money off your trust.
The Harder You Push, the Harder They Push Back
Why Citizenship-Based Travel Bans Fail the Precautionary Principle
My colleagues and I published op-eds about Ebola this week. Here's where we agree.
Disease, Borders, and Blame: A Seven-Century Pattern
An American doctor with Ebola was evacuated to Berlin. The U.S. has biocontainment units.
CDC Used Title 42 to Ban Travelers Over Ebola. Its Own Order Explains Why That Won’t Work.
The Smartphone Minerals War That Destroyed Congo's Health System — Just in Time for Ebola
The Ebola Disinformation Playbook Activated in Under 12 Hours
What Ebola Experts Learned the First Time—and What’s Different Now
The Quarantine Powers We Gutted After COVID Are the Ones Many Want Now
Congo’s New Ebola Outbreak Has No Vaccine, No Treatment, and Has Already Crossed a Border
A Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak Has People Worried About NYC Rats. They Shouldn’t Be.
The 7th Grade Science Class That Could Have Prevented a Lot of Bad Medical Decisions
How Tobacco Money Bought Mango Vapes
Why Cruise Ships Can’t Shake Norovirus
Can Andes virus spread through the air?
We're Talking About Doing the Dishes, Not the Marriage
The CDC’s New Management Style: Announce It on TV, Enforce the Opposite
Hantavirus Patients Are in U.S. Quarantine. There's No Approved Test or Treatment for Them.
Hantavirus is not COVID. The real problem is the communication void.
Hantavirus Isn't the Next Pandemic. The Crisis Is Who's Left to Say So.
Drs. Céline Gounder & Tom Frieden talk all things public health
Trump Promised Cheaper Drugs. Some Prices Dropped. Many Others Shot Up.
Hantavirus: What It Is, How It Spreads, and Why It's So Deadly
MAHA Voters Want Lower Health Care Costs, Not Food Dye Bans
Hantavirus Killed Three People on a Cruise Ship. The U.S. Isn't Part of the Investigation.
Trump's New Surgeon General Pick Wrote the Test. She May Not Pass It.
The Asymmetry at the Heart of MAHA: Reversible Food Wins, Institutional Vaccine Damage
The FDA Called Infant Formula Safe. It Doesn't Have a Standard for What That Means.
98% of meat and dairy industry climate claims are greenwashing, study finds
The Government Told Women to Get Estrogen Patches. It Didn't Make Sure There Were Enough.
Medical Marijuana Just Got Easier to Research. Here’s What We Already Know — and Don’t.
33.5 Million Children Are Breathing Failing Air. The EPA Just Stopped Counting Them.
What $1 Billion a Day Buys in American Health Care
Your Prescription Drugs Are Made of Oil. A War Just Cut Off the Supply.
Tick Bites Are Surging. The System to Track Them Isn't.
AI Health Podcasts Are Multiplying Faster Than Anyone Can Check Them
More Detention, Fewer Doctors, No Oversight: ICE's Mortality Crisis by Design
The CDC May Finally Get a New Director. The Damage Is Already Done.
Ibogaine: We're Funding Research While the Experiment Runs Unsupervised
The End of Title X as We Know It
Microplastics Are in Your Body. Regulation Is Still Catching Up.
New Guidance from the American Heart Association
CDC’s Acting Chief Promises a Return to Stability in a Tumultuous Moment
This Wasn’t a Fight About Vaccines
The “AI vs AI” Era of Medical Claims, and What It Means for Patients
The First Female Chief of Staff and an Early-Stage Cancer Diagnosis That Doesn’t Pause the Job
Lost in Transmission: Changes in Organ Donor Status Can Fall Through Cracks in the System
The $100 Heart Scan Many Cardiologists Say Could Prevent Heart Attacks
43% of Americans Say They’ve Skipped Medicine Because of Cost
Disease once linked to mining hits workers in countertops industry
A New Tylenol Study Doesn’t Show What the Headlines May Claim
Teaching Doctors About Nutrition Won’t Fix America’s Food System
An Autism Drug Got a White House Boost. Prescriptions Soon Followed.
A New Era for Breast Cancer Screening
The Only Diet Rule That Actually Matters
The Warning Starts Before Midlife: How Pregnancy Predicts, and Shapes, Women’s Heart Disease
Casey Means Faces a Confirmation Test Over Vaccines, Credentials, and Conflicts
A “Great Healthcare Plan,” but Few Answers on Affordability
After El Mencho: A Turning Point in America’s Overdose Crisis?
The Dangerous Myth About Women’s Heart Blockages
The Market for Reassurance in Cancer Screening
Eric Dane Died of ALS at 53. Who Is at Risk?
Why Fewer Pregnant Women Are Starting Care in the First Trimester
The Air We Breathe May Be Raising Our Risk of Alzheimer’s
The New Face of Colorectal Cancer
Coffee, Dementia, and the Problem With Feel-Good Science
Rich People Live Longer. A Super Bowl Ad Says So, But Leaves Out Why.
Wildfire Smoke Is More Dangerous Than We Thought
COVID Vaccines Still Save Lives. Here’s Why Hospitalization Protection Looks Lower.
Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Have Hypertension, and Most Aren’t Under Control
CDC: All Eligible Persons Should Receive Two MMR Vaccine Shots
Who Sets the Vaccine Schedule Now?
Pauses in CDC Vaccine Data Raise Concerns for Measles Surveillance
Moderna downsizing investments in late-stage vaccine trials amid U.S. skepticism
Bill Foege’s optimism helped save the world from smallpox
On NPR: dot Gov ’26: The Department of Health and Human Services
Autism Research Is Changing, And So Is What “Autism” Means
Measles at Home, Retreat Abroad
The Tylenol-Autism Controversy Just Got Its Answer
Fact Check: Does the Rotavirus Vaccine Cause Dangerous Bowel Blockages?
How Industry Helped Put Protein at the Center of America’s Diet
Fact Check: Does Saturated Fat Really Cause Heart Disease?
GLP-1s and the Weight Rebound Problem
Fact Check: RFK Jr. Misrepresents What the Science Says About Flu Vaccines and Children
“Eat Real Food”: A Big Rollout, Big Claims, and Big Questions
HHS Overhaul Marks Major Shift in U.S. Childhood Vaccine Policy