The expansion of the coronavirus not only means growing numbers of infected people, restrictions on mobility, cancellations of events and a downturn in the global economy: it is also making it clear that research is best carried out transparently rathe…
In theory, global health, as a field, places a great deal of emphasis on equity, reciprocity, and bidirectional partnerships. In practice, every aspect of global health is dominated by individuals and institutions in high-income countries. There are ma…
Not ensuring affordability implies that ability to pay or a person’s health insurance coverage could determine who gets access to a vaccine and who doesn’t. Most would argue that tiered access, contingent on socioeconomic status is unethical.
Unless you are a health care professional or someone like a hockey goalie or Batman, you do not need to buy a mask.
Unless you are a health care professional or someone like a hockey goalie or Batman, you do not need to buy a mask.
It sounds mundane, but washing your hands frequently and not touching your face goes a lot further to protect you than wearing a mask.
It sounds mundane, but washing your hands frequently and not touching your face goes a lot further to protect you than wearing a mask.
Joe Biden’s win in the South Carolina Democratic presidential primary deals a blow to “Medicare for All,” an issue that figured in the race.
A man in his fifties in Washington State is the first person to die from COVID-19 in the United States and a possible outbreak is underway at a nursing facility in the state.
Coronavirus fears are leading to travel restrictions, school closings, and cancellations of major events worldwide. Is this an overreaction? Should we remain calm?
