Although our communities — and public health generally — are facing an onslaught of new and varied challenges, it’s important to remember that we already have many of the tools we need to resist injustice and advance health equity. Power mapping or power analysis — a visual aid developed by community organizers — is one […]| Berkeley Media Studies Group
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than half of the global population now lives in cities.| Wise & Shine
West Virginians relying on food stamps are hoping the government reopens. Politicians are busy blaming each other. Already contending with health care cuts, struggling West Virginians now face food stamp delays appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.| Mountain State Spotlight
Under state law, millions of dollars from medical cannabis sales should’ve funded medical research, addiction help and law enforcement. But state officials have said they can’t touch the money. West Virginia has collected $34 million from its medical cannabis program. It hasn’t spent a penny. appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.| Mountain State Spotlight
Congress added funding to the Big Beautiful Bill and said it would stop health care losses. It’s not enough.| Mountain State Spotlight
One of the prohibited substances can cause cancer; new state law forced operators to identify chemicals. The post Oil and Gas Companies Used Banned Toxic Chemicals Near the Rocky Mountains appeared first on .|
The initial hospital treatment of firearm injuries costed an estimated $7.7 billion between 2016 and 2021, with the largest share falling on urban trauma center hospitals that serve the highest proportion of Medicaid patients, according to a new study. The post Medicaid Billed for More than Half of U.S. Hospital Costs From Gun Injuries appeared first on News Center.| News Center
Nearly half of people worldwide expect climate change to harm their health within five years – more so than their financial situation - making personal health and wellbeing a powerful entry point for renewed climate engagement. The post Health at the Heart of Climate Concern appeared first on GlobeScan | Know your world. Lead the future..| GlobeScan | Know your world. Lead the future.
In the last few years, Oakland county has changed its approach to vaccine hesitance; it’s now trying to be more open, curious and empathetic towards those who have concerns. Oakland County Health Officer Kate Guzman spoke with Robyn Vincent about the specifics of their new approach, its effectiveness and more. The post The Metro: Oakland County’s new approach to increase vaccinations appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.| WDET 101.9 FM
From left: Shelly Bolotin, Maxwell Smith, Trina Racine, Natasha Crowcroft and Scott Gray-Owen| EPIC Emerging & Pandemic Infections Consortium
Das dänische Umweltministerium forderte EU-Abgeordnete im Sommer auf, ihr Blut auf PFAS testen zu lassen.| infosperber
Raumerfrischer, Parfums und duftende Zusatzstoffe belasten die Umwelt und schränken das Leben vieler Allergiker ein.| infosperber
Zwei britische Forscher sezieren pseudowissenschaftliches Blabla – scharfzüngig, mit viel Ironie und kritischem Geist.| infosperber
Vertrauliche Studienberichte decken auf, auf welche Weise Hersteller und Behörden schönfärbten, wie häufig Nebenwirkungen sind.| infosperber
Am meisten verzeihen müsste der Ex-Gesundheitsminister Jens Spahn sich selber, meint Kabarettist Christian Ehring und nennt Fakten.| infosperber
Recommendations surrounding covid vaccinations and other such shots have been confusing. Ultimately, though, little has changed. Here’s what you need to know.| Articles Archive - KFF Health News
Despite a poisonous political climate, hundreds of volunteer advocates put partisan differences aside and pressed Congress to help people with cancer.| Articles Archive - KFF Health News
Advocacy groups form a buyer's club to obtain generic versions of pricey Vertex cystic fibrosis drug.| STAT
Across the West, lawmakers are skipping over the will of voters and yanking fluoride. The post Want fluoride in the water? Too bad. appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
FDA’s War on Commonsense Nicotine Regulation by Roger Bate at Brownstone Institute Cigarettes kill nearly half a million Americans each year. Everyone knows it, including the Food and Drug Administration. Yet while the most lethal nicotine product remains on sale in every gas station, the FDA continues to block or delay far safer alternatives. Nicotine pouches—small, smokeless packets tucked under the lip—deliver nicotine without burning tobacco. They eliminate the tar, carbon monoxide,...| Brownstone Institute
Smoke, Mirrors, and the Pfizer Deal by Mollie Engelhart at Brownstone Institute I am a mother. I have never been vaccinated myself. I believe deeply in informed consent. And I want to say clearly that I am hopeful about Bobby’s leadership at HHS. I want to believe that he can bring real transparency and accountability to a government that has too often cozied up to the corporations it is supposed to regulate. But when I read the headlines about Trump’s “landmark” deal with Pfizer, I d...| Brownstone Institute
Francis Collins Accidentally Reveals His Own Incompetence by Ian Miller at Brownstone Institute [This article was originally published in December 2023.] There’s long been a debate among pandemic realists as to what levels incompetence, malice, and power-seeking played in our Covid response. We’ll never know for certain, though there are certainly strong arguments on both sides, particularly with politicians who seized their opportunity to enforce pointless, authoritarian mandates. And th...| Brownstone Institute
Inside the Henry Ford Vaccine Controversy by Maryanne Demasi at Brownstone Institute When an unpublished study from one of America’s most respected hospital networks surfaced in the US Senate last month, it reignited a fierce debate in medicine: are vaccinated children healthier than unvaccinated children? The study, titled “Impact of Childhood Vaccination on Short- and Long-Term Chronic Health Outcomes in Children,” was introduced into the Congressional Record on 9 September 2025 du...| Brownstone Institute
Vaccine Misunderstanding…or Intentional Deception? by Lori Weintz at Brownstone Institute [The following is an excerpt from Lori Weintz’s book, Mechanisms of Harm: Medicine in the Time of Covid-19.] They had a pandemic. They had a technology they couldn’t bring safely to market, and the emergency allowed them to do it…allowed them to go through emergency use authorization, to get people on board with taking it because people were so scared of Covid. It allowed them to basically push ...| Brownstone Institute
Global health governance requires mechanisms that check virtue with evidence and remind bureaucracies that legitimacy derives from results.| Brownstone Institute
Critics say Kyle Walsh is unqualified to head an institute that is focused on environmental chemicals and disease.| Articles – Truthout
This volume shares findings from the KFF/The Washington Post Survey of Parents about exposure to and trust in children’s health content on social media, along with misleading claims following the approval of a generic version of mifepristone, reports of autism possibly being added to the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, and patients using AI chatbots to interpret lab results.| KFF
As a staple food for the Aztecs and Mayans, chia seeds have been a part of the human diet for over 5,000 years. Despite their... The post Chia Seed Benefits: What You Need to Know appeared first on The ANSI Blog.| The ANSI Blog
When most people think of healthcare professionals, they picture people wearing white coats and scrubs, caring for patients in busy health centers and hospitals. For years, that description fit Reyna Salcedo. Learn why she traded in her scrubs and stethoscope to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Public Health at JWU Online, and how the program has prepared her for success in her new career. Discovering Her True Calling in Health Care Salcedo knew in high school that she wanted a career in medic...| JWU Online
If you have a passion for improving the quality of healthcare for all, or a desire to enact change in public policies involving healthcare, a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from JWU Online could be the degree that helps get you started in this dynamic field. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), careers in this field are expected to grow 16% over the next decade, much higher than the projected average growth rate for all other occupations. As a result, this fi...| JWU Online
Around 60 people gathered Thursday to hear more information about what happens next for the contaminated Hercules-Pinova site and for the people nearby who carry the toxic chemicals from there in their bodies. Most left unhappy. The update meeting on Thursday at the Glynn Brunswick Library was presented by Hercules, one of the companies responsible […] The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Geor...| The Current
The Trump administration is keeping the money flowing to ICE and the military while canning workers at health agencies.| Articles – Truthout
The Nutri-Score analysis of snack bars in Turkey has exposed a striking paradox in the country’s rapidly expanding market for these products. Although these products are often marketed and perceived as healthy or functional alternatives, the first comprehensive assessment by Duman et al. (2025) paints a contrasting picture. Examining 237 snack bars available on the […] The post Nutri-Score in Turkey: snack bar paradox and the call for change appeared first on FoodTimes.| FoodTimes
A cross-sectional study (Zhang et al., 2025) involving 600 adults in Malta compared comprehension and utilisation of Nutri-Score and Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs, also known as Reference Intake) front-of-pack nutrition labelling systems (FOPNL) systems. In a country facing some of Europe’s highest obesity and non-communicable disease rates, the findings revealed that although 62.17% of participants […] The post Malta: Nutri-Score proves superior to GDAs appeared first on FoodTimes.| FoodTimes
The NIH has awarded $2.7 million to Children’s National to launch the TEAMS Program — Together Everyone Achieves More in Science. The post New NIH grant boosts research team leadership training for biomedical leaders appeared first on Innovation District.| Innovation District
A new Children’s National study shows that maternal depression can make managing childhood asthma more difficult. The post Exploring how maternal depression shapes pediatric asthma care appeared first on Innovation District.| Innovation District
Johns Hopkins-led effort offers powerful new tool to aid health policy by integrating personal decision-making into disease prediction model| The Hub
In a Nutshell The State of Michigan collects taxes to fund many services, but it is responsible for providing a limited number of them. Most of the funds the state collects are transferred to others for the actual service delivery – e.g., Medicaid dollars for healthcare, university funding for higher education, and School Aid funding […] The post It is Time to Revisit Michigan’s Revenue Sharing Programs appeared first on Citizens Research Council of Michigan.| Citizens Research Council of Michigan
Marjorie Cohn previews some of the cases the U.S. high court will use to establish the limits of executive power. By Marjorie Cohn Truthout The Supreme Court’s new term, which began last week, presents the court with a monumental opportunity to…Read more →| Consortium News
States have begun to form "health alliances" as a counter to federal public health recommendations and policies under the Trump Administration. This Policy Watch describes the goals of these alliances, and discusses what effects they may have for U.S. public health policy.| KFF
Detroit lacks a Complete Streets ordinance, which would ensure the safety of all road users in the city, writes Todd Scott, executive director of the Detroit Greenways Coalition.| Planet Detroit
The federal government shutdown may delay the creation of an urgently needed national heat standard for workers.| Planet Detroit
There are many important parts of the intersection between public health and planning but one I haven’t seen discussed much is sleep. People have all kinds of different sleeping patterns but society generally caters to the early birds over the night owls. I’m not bitter. Scientists in Japan now have found a way sleep is Copyright © 2025 The Overhead Wire The post Transportation Planning Impacts Sleep appeared first on The Overhead Wire.| The Overhead Wire
While some anti-mask policies have failed — a win for workers — there is a larger effort to ban masks in the U.S. on state and local levels. And more businesses may attempt to ban masks in the workplace even though these policies may violate laws that protect masks as accessibility devices. The Sick Times spoke with five workers affected by anti-mask attitudes in their workplaces, as well as organizers and a disability law expert, about how to push back against these policies. The post De...| The Sick Times
What happens if President Trump cuts billions of dollars from research on how to make our health care system work better? The post The Future of Health Care Research: ‘Federal Funding Really Is Irreplaceable’ appeared first on Tradeoffs.| Tradeoffs
The event, scheduled for 6 p.m. in Room 2E, will feature a screening of the movie, “Midas.” The film, shot in Hartford, features protagonists that fight an insurance company from the inside.| CT News Junkie
Connecticut ranks fourth in the nation for breast cancer screening rates in women 40 years and older at 76.2%.| CT News Junkie
Body Mass Index (BMI) remains a widely used indicator in public health for monitoring population-level weight trends and assessing risk factors associated with chronic disease. However, BMI data recorded in Electronic Health Records (EHRs) is often fragmented and incomplete. Up to 74% of potential adult records can be missing, creating significant blind spots that limit...| Population Data Science
By firing experts, cancelling important research funding, and promoting conspiracy theories, RFK Jr. threatens to undermine some of America’s most important public health achievements.| Quillette
Federal lawmakers could avoid a price-hike while averting a government shutdown *UPDATE: October 1, 2025 — Where indicated, this release had been updated to reflect new KFF analysis based on more recent data, showing that without Congressional action, annual Healthcare Marketplace premiums will more than double next year, from an average of $888 in 2025 […] The post Marketplace health insurance premiums will skyrocket unless Congress acts appeared first on Policy Matters Ohio.| Policy Matters Ohio
Last week, news stories reported that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had convened an "aluminum working group." Among the "scientists" there are antivax scientists about whom I've been writing for over a decade. Everything old antivax is new again. The post RFK Jr. is definitely coming for your vaccines, part 4: Aluminum edition (or: Everything old is new again…again) first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
Is obesity a disease or a risk factor for disease? In medical circles – and outside of them – the question is contentious, with supporters on either side. In a newly published report, the Global Commission on Clinical Obesity has strived to settle the debate, introducing a new framework that…| New Atlas
Karel Styblo’s life work against tuberculosis created a system that has saved millions, even if his name remains largely unknown.| The MIT Press Reader
Once confined to Latin America, Chagas disease – a potentially deadly parasitic infection that is spread in a gross way – is now endemic in the United States, threatening both humans and their pets in what experts are calling a silent public health crisis.| New Atlas
This SCGA Insight summarises the findings of a research project that interrogates the framing of international development strategy related to global health within Scottish policy and practice documents. This provides reflection on the ways in which Scottish actors orient their global health activities, which are an important facet of soft power for Scotland. In order ... Read more| Scottish Council On Global Affairs
People who keep whistling past the graveyard (of vaccines) to assure themselves that RFK Jr,. won't take away their vaccines are deluding themselves. One seven-minute video he posted last week shows that, weaponizing an old one deceptive antivax trope claiming that vaccines didn't do that much to improve global health. The post Robert F. Kennedy Jr. weaponizes an old antivax trope in his quest to eliminate vaccines first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
As a first approximation it seems that the purpose of social media is to misrepresent medical information and to promote wellness gurus who basically have no idea what they are talking about. Part of the problem is that medical science is often complex, and the short attention-span format of social media often favors simple clean narratives. So “wellness influencers” dominate while genuine […] The post The Cholesterol Wars Continue first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
Yes, we have to talk about that press conference with Trump, RFK Jr and Dr. Oz., which some are characterizing as the absolutely worst firehose of medical misinformation coming from the White House in American history. I think that is fair. This was the presser we knew was coming, and many of us were dreading. It was worse than I anticipated. I wrote a […] The post That Trump, RFK, Oz Presser first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
The CDC's newly reconstituted antivax Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met last week. The results weren't as horrific as I'd expected, but not for lack of trying. In this post, I'll focus on one presentation as a lens through which to look at the meeting as a whole. The post Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is definitely coming for your vaccines, part 3: Antivax rhetoric and incompetence at ACIP first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
The Food and Drug Administration appears to be about to weaponize a classic antivax trope against COVID-19 vaccines, the abuse of reports to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System to falsely portray them as deadly, even as news reports suggest that RFK Jr. will further restrict access to COVID-19 and three childhood vaccines. Here we go again. The post Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is definitely coming for your vaccines, part 2: VAERS, the FDA, and ACIP first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
While vaccine debate rages in social media and on Capitol Hill, examination of massive data sets reveals unanticipated effects of the human papilloma virus (HPV) and varicella-zoster (Shingles) vaccines. The post Unintended Side Effects HPV and Shingles Vaccines—Reason for Concern first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
To understand MAHA, understand the specific science that it denies. The post Denial of germ theory and the genetic basis of disease: Two pillars of MAHA first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
People who keep whistling past the graveyard (of vaccines) to assure themselves that RFK Jr,. won't take away their vaccines are deluding themselves. One seven-minute video he posted last week shows t| Science-Based Medicine
As the federal public health apparatus has been drawn into overt politics, states have begun, by necessity, asserting greater authority over immunization policy. The post When Science Splinters: Vaccine Federalism and the Erosion of National Standards appeared first on The Hastings Center for Bioethics.| The Hastings Center for Bioethics
‘Blessed are the cheesemakers’ – but not, it seems, in the US. Some years ago, I was at a conference in Madison, […]| Social Science Space
The Mountaineer Mile is one initiative. Officials could help with nutrition and exercise with several strategies researched for years.| Mountain State Spotlight
Gov. Morrisey’s “Mountaineer Mile” health challenge is drawing statewide attention—and stirring political criticism.| Mountain State Spotlight
The UCSF Program on Reproductive Health issued the following statement today. Instead of strengthening health protections and using best available science under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), EPA’s proposed framework rule weakens them by stripping away requirements that ensure TSCA risk evaluations reflect real-world chemical exposures and risks. It removes requirements for EPA to … Continue reading EPA’s proposed revisions to TSCA Risk Evaluation Framework Rule will put more ...| Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment
I suspect Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. would be happy to ban many vaccines outright, but that likely wouldn’t go over well with the overwhelming majority of Americans who support vaccinations for prevent…| Danielle Ofri
More than 99 percent of people who went on to suffer a heart attack, stroke or heart failure already had at least one risk factor above optimal level beforehand, according to a new study. The post Nearly Everyone Has at Least One Risk Factor Before a Heart Attack, Stroke or Heart Failure appeared first on News Center.| News Center
Black adults in the U.S. are first hospitalized for heart failure nearly 14 years earlier than white adults, according to a new study analyzing data from more than 42,000 patients across hundreds of hospitals. The post Black Adults Face Heart Failure Nearly 14 Years Earlier than White Patients appeared first on News Center.| News Center
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has identified personalised nutrition as a transformative opportunity in nutritional science, with potential to optimise health through tailored dietary interventions and functional foods (Di Martino, 2025). This shift from population-based recommendations to individualised approaches creates major opportunities for innovation and market growth, yet progress depends […] The post Personalised nutrition: FAO report appeared fir...| FoodTimes
The Board of Supervisors will vote to move forward with more robust warnings about releases of hazardous materials from Contra Costa County’s four fuel refineries.| www.kqed.org
FLINT, Mich. — With the federal government shutdown now in effect, the City of Flint is taking steps to address local impacts, share resources, and provide guidance for residents, families, and organizations affected by the disruption. Mayor Sheldon Neeley held a press conference at Flint City Hall on Friday to outline how the shutdown could affect […] The post City of Flint: Resources for Residents Impacted by Ongoing Federal Government Shutdown appeared first on City of Flint.| City of Flint
Flint, Mich. — The City of Flint Customer Service Department inside City Hall will be closed to the public on Friday, September 26, 2025. The following options will remain available: -Walk-Up Window at City Hall: Open for payment processing only.-Clio Road Community Service Center: Open for payments.-Phone Assistance: Customers may call (810) 766-7015 between 8:00 […] The post CITY OF FLINT CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENTCLOSED ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 appeared first on City of Flint.| City of Flint
Flint, Mich. — Public trust and relief for Flint families remain the top priorities of the City of Flint. After years of waiting, it is essential that this settlement process moves forward with transparency and urgency. On Friday, September 19, 2025, Mayor Sheldon Neeley sent a letter to Judge Judith Levy requesting local resources and communication […]| City of Flint
Concentrated animial feed lots, sometimes called 'factory farms,' pose a unique challenge for environmental regulators.| Citizens Research Council of Michigan
Description This model is a [BioBERT-based] (https://github.com/dmis-lab/biobert) classifier that can classify tweets reporting ADEs (Adverse Drug Events). Predicted Entities ADE, noADE Live Demo Open in Colab Download Copy S3 URI How to use PythonHealthcare NLPPythonJohnSnowLabsScalaNLU document_assembler = DocumentAssembler() \ .setInputCol("text") \ .setOutputCol("document") tokenizer = Tokenizer() \ .setInputCols(["document"]) \ .setOutputCol("token") sequence_classifier = MedicalBertForS...| Spark NLP
DescriptionThis model is a BioBERT based sentiment analysis model that can extract information from COVID-19 pandemic-related tweets. The model predicts whether a tweet contains positive, negative, or neutral sentiments about COVID-19 pandemic.Predicted Entitiesneutral, positive, negativeLive DemoOpen in ColabDownlo...| nlp.johnsnowlabs.com
Why it matters: As human populations expand and environments shift, the human–animal interface grows—and with it, the risk of pathogens jumping species. Key finding: In an urban shelter cohort, Onchocerca lupi was detected in ~2% of dogs using a sensitive qPCR assay (1.9%), slightly higher than conventional PCR (1.6%). Takeaway: Monitoring shelter populations can surface low visibility threats and inform veterinary and public health response. The post What Shelter Dogs Can Tell Us About E...| Promega Connections
Jason Gurney The boot that is held on the throat of Māori and Pacific people is stubbornly resistant to attempts to shift it.’ – Professor Peter Crampton I understood very little about the root causes of bad health before starting work in the Department of Public Health at the University of Otago’s Wellington School of […] The post Tangata Tiriti first appeared on Corpus.| Corpus
Jocelyn Harris Soon after the war, my intrepid mother Margot Wood (later Ross) set off on the long, dusty journey from Dunedin, in the south of New Zealand's South Island, to the Hokianga, in the far north of the North Island, in her little Ford Anglia car. My father, Captain Win Wood, had died in| Corpus
Panelists discussed their own career journeys, examples of day-to-day responsibilities, lessons learned and advice for students.| phhp.ufl.edu
Autism has long been untouchable subject in American politics. Federal agencies tiptoed around it, steering research toward genetics.| Brownstone Institute
Medical cannabis is legal in West Virginia — but there’s uncertainty around employment and gun rights for patients and cardholders.| Mountain State Spotlight
Comprehensive review of Nutri-Score's effectiveness in improving food choices and reducing chronic disease risk across European populations.| FoodTimes
by Anthony Murisco, Public Engagement Librarian We all want work-life balance. It’s beneficial to both physical and mental health. But what would you do to achieve it? That’s the conceit at the heart of the hit Apple TV+ show, Severance. Now … Continue reading →| Books, Health and History
By Rebecca Dixon, Public Engagement Intern This Summer, the NYAM Library hosted our first-ever Public Engagement Intern. Rebecca is about to enter her second year as a Library Science student at Pratt. As part of her internship, she was asked … Continue reading →| Books, Health and History
The 2024 HIPAA Final Rule is (mostly) dead. If you read my most recent post, you know that we have been waiting to see if the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals was going to permit the cities of Columbus, Ohio … Read more| Coates’ Canons NC Local Government Law
Antoinette Polito reviews Dr Heidi Edmundson's unflinching account of working as an Emergency Medicine consultant in a London hospital, and her embodied reflections on life in the NHS.| the polyphony
What makes some health policies feel controversial while others are embraced as common sense? It’s not the data — it’s the narrative. Strong public health narratives are why people today overwhelmingly accept drunk-driving laws or tobacco regulations that keep airplanes, restaurants, and other common spaces smoke-free. But those policies — and the narratives surrounding them […] The post Changing public health narratives is possible with the right infrastructure: A conversation with...| Berkeley Media Studies Group
Patients seeking COVID vaccines were told they needed prescriptions. A federal committee voted to remove that requirement.| Mountain State Spotlight
The post Healthy Choices Are the Norm: Our 2025 National Conference on Tobacco or Health Presentation on Youth Prevention appeared first on SE2.| SE2
The post Nicotine: Big Tobacco’s Latest Dangerous Lie appeared first on SE2.| SE2
In my family, we know why avoiding infectious disease is important, but my father’s home state of Florida has taken a different approach: Florida’s Surgeon General wants to remove vaccine mandates for children and adults.| The Hastings Center for Bioethics
National Self-Care Week (17-23 November 2025) is a campaign designed to inspire and empower people to take charge of their own physical and mental wellbeing. Led by the Self Care Forum, it’s an awareness week that everyone can get involved in.| socialcare.blog.gov.uk
In the first Trump administration, despite relentless attacks from the president, the nation’s public health institutions remained largely intact, if wearied. But the plunder of the second Trump administration has disemboweled them and installed fox-guarding-the-henhouse leadership. Medical professionals can no longer fully trust federal health guidance, and our patients are the ones who will suffer the most. More| Danielle Ofri
As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reshapes federal vaccine policy and guidelines, NC physicians talk about practical effects and frustration.| North Carolina Health News
Doctors need to know when to screen for tick-borne diseases in their communities. But it’s getting harder for local health departments to get funding for tick surveys as federal public health grants from agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention dry up.| KFF Health News
The America of 1960 was healthier than the America of 2025 because they lived in environment that did not conspire against physiology.| Brownstone Institute
