How Trump–Kennedy Policies Undermine Public Health — and How to Fix Them
President Donald J. Trump’s well-meaning prospective “Make America Healthy Again (MAHA)” appointment of lawyer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and blanket ...
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One Health Speaks Truth to All Listening
The One Health Approach can be defined as “the collaborative efforts of multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally to ...
The Growing Promise of Cancer Vaccines
No magic bullet is in sight yet, but three vaccines for particular skin and lung cancer types have advanced to ...
How Education and Social Media Regulation Can Combat Science Denial
Five billion people use social media globally, and millions of posts are shared on Meta (Facebook) every minute. While a virtual ...
Food Security and Medical Support: Animals Need It Too
As the European continent is engulfed in a terrible war just when the world is barely inching out of the ...
Why One Health is Key To Address Future Pandemics
The COVID-19 pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2, a zoonotic disease passed from animals to humans, from humans to humans, and humans ...
The G20 and One Health: Will Future Actions Speak Louder?
The G20 meetings this weekend in Rome precede the extensive weeklong discussion on climate change in Glasgow starting on Sunday. ...
That Personal Freedom Thing
Most everybody agrees that some degree of personal freedom is good, that the Orwellian quote, “Big Brother is Watching You” ...
Africa’s Low Vaccine Rates Pose Worldwide Threat
Since the first Coronavirus vaccine was delivered in December of 2020, over 4.8 billion COVID-19 vaccines have been administered across ...
Future Pandemics: Act Now or Pay More Later – How One Health and Prototype Vaccines Shift the Odds
The catastrophic COVID-19 pandemic illustrates the importance of preparedness against zoonotic disease spillover events (or against laboratory accidents involving zoonotic ...
3 Ways Solar Energy Powers the Fight Against COVID-19
Access to electricity is taken for granted in most high-income countries. It is easy to forget how vital a reliable power source is to ensuring access to health. In the world’s ...
COVID-19 Vaccines: With Anger About Inequity, Is Optimism Misplaced?
From the very early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, public, private and university researchers have been working to develop vaccines. ...
