Global health education is a field that has long been heavily westernized in its education and practice. For many years,…
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Surge in Ebola Virus Cases: Raises Fresh Alarms in East Africa
Kampala, Uganda – In early 2025, Uganda faced a sobering reminder of the threat posed by one of the world’s…
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Chagas Disease Doesn’t Sleep: How to Stay Protected
Between 6 and 7 million people worldwide are afflicted with Chagas disease, which is caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi.…
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A Paper That Could Save a Life: Meet The RCP-Chip
The RCP-Chip, invented in the UAE in 2025, is a portable paper-based diagnostic test that detects infections within 10 minutes…
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Bioelectric Therapy Promotes Limb Regrowth in Mammals
Recent research from Tufts University and Harvard's Wyss Institute indicates that a bioelectric therapy combined with a five-drug composition and…
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WHO in Crisis: How Funding Cuts Threaten Global Health
The World’s Health is only as strong as the organizations that protect it. The World Health Organization (WHO) is a…
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When Fertility Becomes Political: The Problem with Pronatalist Policies
Japan, Turkey, France, Singapore. What do all of these countries have in common? Within the past few years, each and…
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Antibiotic Resistance: A Global Problem
Antibiotic resistance (ABR) has become one of the most important global issues in the 21st century. As bacteria keep changing…
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Cannabis Use: What Are the Actual Health Risks?
About 147 million people globally take cannabis. In the U.S., about 19% of people consume it. Marijuana consumption is prevalent…
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European Heatwave Prompts Health Warnings Across the Continent
In Europe, new record-breaking heatwaves are sweeping the continent, accompanied by dangerously high temperatures. The United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain,…
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