A world in which the US and World Health Organization are adrift holds repercussions for US national interests and security as well as geopolitical ramifications.

Carlos A. Larrauri is a lawyer, clinician, and lived experience researcher, and faculty member in the Mental Health Leadership: Transformation Through Innovati ...

Arjee Javellana Restar, PhD, MPH, is a co-founder of The DISCERN Collaborative. Dr. Restar is with the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.

Rabih Torbay is president and CEO of Project HOPE, in Washington, D.C. A record 108 million people worldwide had been forced to leave their homes by the end of 2022 because of the climate crisis, ...

Health Affairs’ Jeff Byers sits down with Georgetown University’s Katie Keith to break down the newly proposed HHS rule that could bring major changes to the ACA beginning in 2027.

There is an alternative to the One Big Beautiful Bill’s approach of kicking millions of people off their health care and ...

Daniel R. Arnold ([email protected]), Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Brent D. Fulton, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, California. During the past several decades, physicians ...

How states implement new Medicaid cost-sharing rules created by the OBBBA will have significant impact on program efficiency and enrollee health.

While not a comprehensive review of the pandemic, this book can provide a useful roadmap for the next serious Administration’s public health leaders who seek to get ahead of impending pandemic threats ...

The authors lay out prominent and pressing threats to public and planet health, though the reader needs to wait until the end to find out what can be done to save our planet and the people who live on ...

The 2028 negotiation cycle marks another major inflection point in the implementation of the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program—its first year incorporating Part B drugs and its first opportunity ...

Precision medicine has transformed diagnosis and treatment, yet prevention often remains anchored in assumptions that no longer reflect how risk is acquired across the life-course.