Think Global Health

Extreme temperature is a threat to global health. As temperatures increase globally, any reduced risk for death from cold will be more than offset by the increased risk from heat.

Some privileged Americans are seeking out supplementary COVID-19 vaccines, but the most vulnerable should be prioritized.

Only six LMICs are projected to meet the WHO's Global Nutrition Target of 70 percent or greater EBF prevalence by 2030.

While only a fraction of the world is fully vaccinated, some regions—mostly within high-income countries where vaccines are accessible—are entering a liminal space where businesses, governments, the public sector, individuals, and families may start to consider longer-term plans.

Discriminatory laws keep people from seeking care, prevention information.  

While Nepal's lockdown worked to contain COVID-19, the measures had severe consequences on the economy.

The myth of "You've come a long way, baby" and other ploys to lure female smokers.

The risk of secondhand smoke exposure during COVID lockdowns.

In the United States and Canada, the synthetic opioid fentanyl and lockdowns were a deadly combination.

It's surprisingly hard to answer how many lives we've lost to COVID-19.

We need to rethink what vaccine access means.

Many are concerned about side effects, and want to wait and see if the vaccine is safe.

Addressing the most shameful human rights violation.