Public Health

Population health, policy and the data behind prevention.

Maine physician shortage drives Tufts-MaineHealth training push

MaineHealth and Tufts are expanding the Maine Track to train more physicians, with nearly 60% of residents staying to practice in state.

Ethnography from Kenya’s 2022 yellow fever response examines CHV precarity, state distrust, and colonial legacies shaping outbreak control.

A drug revolving fund in 60 Nigerian primary care centers improved antihypertensive medicine access, adoption, and financial documentation.

A Lancet Commission review applies population ethics to global health threats and asks how far into the future…

Family Farmstead Dairy recalled raw mild cheddar cheese after possible E. coli O26:H11 and O45:H2 contamination tied to…

The Third World Health Assembly approved a program to stimulate campaigns against communicable diseases, signaling early global coordination…

Qualitative study shows Syrian returnee students in Syria struggle with academic Arabic, assessment, and psychosocial stress after Turkish-medium…

Case-control data from Thai prisons link syphilis in newly admitted prisoners to sexual risk, STI history, and injection…

Nature Cities editorial examines how urban exposure, infrastructure, air pollution, sentiment, and green space shape health unevenly across…

Researchers are studying the immortal jellyfish’s reversal of ageing to identify cellular pathways that may one day support…