Public Health
How Trump’s Second-Term Environmental Rollbacks Impact Your Home and Wallet
Since January, President Trump’s administration has rolled back several climate and health protections. This shift is causing household costs to ... Read more
Taking a Stand: Experts Urge Action Against the Weaponization of Healthcare
The term “healthocide” captures the alarming trend of attacking healthcare systems during conflicts. This commentary in BMJ Global Health urges ... Read more
Unlocking Opportunities: Gates Foundation Commits $2.5 Billion to Empower Women’s Health Initiatives
The Gates Foundation recently announced a significant commitment of $2.5 billion to improve women’s health by 2030. This funding aims ... Read more
RFK Jr. Calls Cancer Screenings ‘Too Woke’ — A Doctor’s Perspective on the Importance of Effective Testing
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California Cuts 900,000 from Health Care Coverage: What It Means for You and Your Family
Over the past two years, California has seen a steep drop in Medicaid enrollment. According to KFF, a health policy ... Read more
How Geothermal Energy Powers Colorado’s Winter Greenhouses for Year-Round Fresh Food
In Pagosa Springs, Colorado, a nonprofit is tapping into a natural hot spring to keep greenhouses warm all year round. ... Read more
Rutgers School of Public Health Dean Honored with Prestigious J. Michael McGinnis Leadership Excellence Award
Perry N. Halkitis, the dean of Rutgers School of Public Health, recently won the J. Michael McGinnis Leadership Excellence Award ... Read more
UN Calls on Brazil to Protect the Environment: Why Rejecting the Bill to Slash Safeguards Matters
United Nations rights experts are raising alarms over a new Brazilian law related to environmental licensing. They believe it could ... Read more
Greensboro Food Pantry Back in Action: Community Resource Reopens After City Shutdown
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Glenwood Avenue Food Pantry has reopened its doors after a month-long closure. Operated by the grassroots ... Read more
US EPA Plans to Revoke Groundbreaking ‘Endangerment Finding’ – What This Means for Climate Change Regulations
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering getting rid of a key legal finding that says greenhouse gases are ... Read more
