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What the Pandemic Agreement Really Means

By Simon Williams

'We Can Literally Invent Humans 2.0'

By Sean Gregory

How Climate Change Affects Your Gut Health

By Jeffrey Kluger

Climate Change Is Worsening Sleep Apnea

By Jeffrey Kluger
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Political Leaders React to Joe Biden’s Cancer Diagnosis

Democrats and Republicans, including Trump, have offered messages of sympathy and support.

By Chad de Guzman

Climate Change Can Increase Health Risks During Pregnancy

A new study shows extreme heat caused by climate change is posing dangerous risks for maternal health and birth outcomes.

By Simmone Shah

Can Trump Lower Prescription Drug Prices?

Experts say Trump’s drug pricing order could curb costs—but its impact depends on unclear implementation

By Chantelle Lee

The Grief of Discarding Your Frozen Eggs

"There is an emotional toll—in the form of lingering hope and unfulfilled potential—to maintaining frozen eggs."

By Amanda Sloat

What the Trump White House Is Doing to Our Kids’ Health

Perhaps now is the time to ask when America stopped cherishing its children, writes Scott Rivkees.

By Scott A. Rivkees

Susan Monarez is the right choice to lead the CDC

Trump’s newest pick for CDC Director, Susan Monarez isn’t a medical doctor. But that could be a strength, rather than a weakness.

By Michael Mina

How UTIs Became a Common Misdiagnosis in Medicine

"A urine test is easy to order—but that doesn’t mean it’s always the right thing to do," writes Dr. Nick Schneeman.

By Dr. Nick Schneeman

We Need to Remember the Effects of Polio

A doctor and professor explains how we have forgotten the contagious and painful symptoms of Polio.

By Dr. Hannah Wunsch

Can Congress Prevent Another Pandemic?

Why Congress should provide significant funding for medical research.

By William A. Haseltine and Robert D. Hormats

Why Is Our Healthcare System Broken?

Arianna Huffington argues that technology has the potential to heal—or exacerbate—the U.S. healthcare system's existing issues. 

By Arianna Huffington

How SCOTUS Gave Prosecutors Incredible Power Over Abortion Access

Two years after the Dobbs ruling, prosecutors are playing an outsized role in the protection of abortion access, writes Jill Habig.

By Jill Habig

I Was Told I Was Too Fat to Freeze My Eggs

“There’s a problem,” the nurse said. “It’s your BMI.”

By Emma Copley Eisenberg

Suffering Shouldn't Be a Normal Part of Womanhood

"We have incorporated the language of misery into the lexicon so effectively that we take suffering for granted," writes Dr. Sharon Malone.

By Dr. Sharon Malone

How 'Vagina Whisperer' Sara Reardon Built Her Brand

Her friends called her that name. Now half a million Instagram followers do too.

By Eliana Dockterman

American Health Care Faces a Staffing Crisis And It's Affecting Care

Urgent solutions are needed to improve staffing across America.

By Robert Glatter, Peter Papadakos, and Yash Shah

What We Get Wrong About Drugs Like Ozempic

Many flawed arguments about weight loss drugs have been aired, here are ten of the most common—debunked.

By Yoni Freedhoff
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