On August 13, 2025, President Donald Trump received a victory from a federal appeals court. They came to the verdict…
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How the Global Gag Rule Silenced Maternal Healthcare
Originally implemented in the United States by President Ronald Reagan in 1984, the Mexico City policy (or more commonly known…
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How United Kingdom Aid Cuts may Threaten Disease Prevention
In February of 2025, the United Kingdom slashed its international aid budget from 0.5% to 0.3% of its Gross National…
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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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The “One Big Beautiful Bill”: Navigating its Potential Healthcare Ripple Effects
The recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” in the U.S. House of Representatives is a complex combination of various ideas…
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Why DEI in healthcare can mean life or death
Have you heard the current White House administration’s statements and actions, been keeping up with the current motions made in…
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Policies targeting transgender individuals affecting mental health
President Trump, recently elected into office, implemented new policies, some of which target transgender individuals. Trump's executive order strives to…
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The Trade-Off of Trade: How International Agreements Shape Healthcare Costs and Access
Nearly every day, new international trade policies are being signed into action with many having a deep impact on healthcare.…
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Rising tariffs from the Trump administration poses risk for future pharmaceutical prices
The Trump Administration’s strong views about raising tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and other countries have sparked concern for…
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America’s WHO Exit: A Global Health Gamble or Necessary Reform?
In recent weeks, the Trump administration has instituted sweeping changes politically in a number of sectors with a vast number…
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