As a part of US President Donald Trump’s announcement about foreign aid cuts, the State Department has stated that the…
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Health For All: Universal Healthcare Systems Around the World in Action
To some, universal healthcare may seem like an idealistic tenet of a far-off utopian society. Yet, for some countries, financially…
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One Tweet, Global Shockwaves: Celebrity Misinformation in the Age of Hyperconnected Public Health
During an age of instant spread of messages on various social media platforms, celebrity endorsements know no limits. Something that…
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Patents vs. Patients: The Global Health Implications of the TRIPS Agreement
The future of global health equity is being shaped in trade negotiation rooms. That was the case in 1994, when…
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Cholera’s Comeback
A terrible disease—the cholera has returned and it’s wrecking havoc while people are left in the dark about it. It’s…
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Decolonizing Global Health Education: Whose Curriculum Is It Anyway?
Global health education is a field that has long been heavily westernized in its education and practice. For many years,…
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Exploited and Exposed: The Health Crisis of India’s Child Textile Workers
Each day, millions of children are forced to work in dirty and unsafe conditions in the hidden world of India's…
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Poor infrastructure challenging black communities
Today the housing market is at a high, and with prices elevating it leaves those who economically struggle to scrap…
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Key Medical Advances from the 1800s Everyone Should Know
The 1800s marked significant advancements in medicine, laying foundations for modern practices. Key innovations included germ theory, sterilization, and the…
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Cholera Outbreak: A Worsening Global Health Emergency
For the first time in modern memory, about 1.3 million cases of cholera were recorded worldwide in 2024, with many…
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