view article - It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention 10.05.2026 view article - It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention Disease Chronic Disease It's Time to Update Our Approach to Cancer Prevention Cancer is a disease that affects communities, not just individuals, so efforts toward prevention should be community-based. Guest Author Mary C. White
view article - When Health Programs Build Communities 10.01.2026 view article - When Health Programs Build Communities Health Equity Policy When Health Programs Build Communities Venezuela’s Barrio Adentro program offers a look into how health programs can shape community relationships and build trust. Guest Author Kiera Eckhardt
view article - When Technical Language Travels 09.29.2026 view article - When Technical Language Travels Health Equity When Technical Language Travels If the language we use to describe a community does not align with the place people know and call home, we should ask what we are missing. Guest Author Lauren Bigger
view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid 09.18.2026 view article - Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Health Equity Policy Working, But Not Enough to Keep Medicaid Starting in 2027, new work requirements will likely result in over 5 million Americans losing their Medicaid coverage despite being employed. Guest Authors Paul Shafer, Timothy Callaghan
view article - Building Bridges in the Classroom for Spirituality and Health 09.17.2026 view article - Building Bridges in the Classroom for Spirituality and Health Health Equity Building Bridges in the Classroom for Spirituality and Health Spirituality is intrinsic to what it means to be human, but it is often not discussed in the public health classroom. It should be. (From 2024) Guest Authors Katelyn N.G. Long, David H. Rosmarin, Howard K. Koh
view article - America Still Has a Pain Problem 09.15.2026 view article - America Still Has a Pain Problem Health Equity America Still Has a Pain Problem We have simultaneously overtreated some pain and undertreated other pain, with income, gender, and race determining who receives care and when. Guest Author Kaushal Jatti Editor Monica L. Wang
view article - Yesterday’s ACEs Framework Is Failing Today’s Children 08.25.2026 view article - Yesterday’s ACEs Framework Is Failing Today’s Children Health Equity Child and Adolescent Health Yesterday’s ACEs Framework Is Failing Today’s Children To improve health outcomes, public health must expand how it defines and measures adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Guest Authors Greta Shawver, Meredith Hurley, Stacey Cunnington, Abriella Staggs, Jacey Greece
view article - Psychedelic Inequality: From Clinical Trials to the American Health Care System 06.25.2026 view article - Psychedelic Inequality: From Clinical Trials to the American Health Care System Mental & Behavioral Health Substance Use Psychedelic Inequality: From Clinical Trials to the American Health Care System The psychedelic medicalization movement spent decades fighting for legitimacy. That era is now ending, with the next test being about access. Guest Author Mackenzie Bullard
view article - The ISS Was a Public Health Laboratory. What's Next? 06.22.2026 view article - The ISS Was a Public Health Laboratory. What's Next? Health Equity Policy The ISS Was a Public Health Laboratory. What's Next? In 2030, the International Space Station will end. And with it, the fate of public health research conducted there hangs in the balance. Guest Author Katherine O'Malley