MedicineMay 1, 2018
Vaccines Built for the Rich Don’t Protect the Poor as Well
The same preventive shot may be less effective in poor neighborhoods than in rich ones
The Future of Medicine 2018
How emerging diseases in a changing world jeopardize public health, and what can be done
Hanna Barczyk
MedicineMay 1, 2018
Global Infections by the Numbers
Climate ChangeMay 1, 2018
How Climate Change Is Making It Harder to Predict Outbreaks
Climate change is accelerating the spread of disease—and making it much harder to predict outbreaks
Public HealthMay 1, 2018
A Wave of Resurgent Epidemics Has Hit the U.S.
Resurgent outbreaks of infectious diseases are sickening thousands, and the causes are societal
Public HealthMay 1, 2018
A Worldwide Effort to Stop Epidemics Is in Peril
A program to stop deadly diseases from spreading to the U.S. by helping foreign countries contain them now faces steep cuts
MedicineMay 1, 2018
How to Build a Better Flu Vaccine
An experimental approach may arm immune cells against many strains, eliminating annual guesswork
MedicineApril 17, 2018
Social and Environmental Change Drives a World of Newly Emerged Infections