Public Health

Leto Tech's new platform digitizes the caseworker's binder, aiming to streamline resource referrals and address the 80% of health determined by social needs.

A partnership in Dundalk, Maryland, reveals how shared meals are becoming a powerful prescription for the hidden health crisis of loneliness among seniors.

Over 3.5 million Africans suffer from psoriasis with little support. A historic forum in Nairobi aims to shatter the silence and forge a new path for care.

Ontario's nurses praise new primary and home care funds but warn that cuts to harm reduction and inaction on social issues create a dangerous public health gap.

Everytable lands a $3M deal to feed Phoenix's seniors, marking its Arizona debut and a new model for public-private social welfare partnerships.

A leading Indian tour company is breaking barriers by training women as long-distance chauffeurs, a move redefining tourism and empowering communities.

As new federal rules threaten healthcare for thousands, Gold Coast Health Plan is funding local groups to help vulnerable residents navigate the changes.

100 Teamsters at Atlanta's airport secured major wage hikes and benefits, a victory that could ripple through the entire rental car industry.

A major renovation preserves 204 affordable homes in Dallas, highlighting a crucial strategy in a city facing a severe housing crisis. But is it enough?

Inside the FJA's Founders Luncheon, where a surprise from John Morgan, a new historic award, and family legacies took center stage.

Director Paul Hollis makes his debut at the ANA Money Show, launching the first U.S. Semiquincentennial coins with a special 1776-2026 silver eagle.

A Quebec partnership has completed the first building with carbon-negative, insulated blocks, a breakthrough aiming to decarbonize construction from the ground up.

After 35 years of advocacy, David Suzuki challenges corporate Canada to lead on climate, framing action as the ultimate source of hope for the future.

A new study reveals adults with IDD are 9x more likely to have anxiety or depression, yet face immense barriers to care. This is a systemic failure.

Sōlaria Biō’s new study validates a microbe-based medical food, Bōndia™, offering a novel, science-backed approach to bone loss for millions of women.

A national initiative aims for the largest day of service in U.S. history to mark the Semiquincentennial. Can it unite a nation and hit its ambitious goal?

Dr. Joss Reimer, a veteran of Manitoba's COVID-19 response, takes the helm at PHAC, facing a slate of crises from measles to misinformation.

A new report reveals supporting family caregivers isn't just compassionate—it's a financially sound strategy for hospitals to cut costs and improve care.

A new hair-root innovation from Thai universities uses Riceberry rice to fight hair loss at the cellular level, boosting local farmers and global markets.

On its 10th anniversary, the global trading house launches a major charity drive, reflecting a strategic pivot towards ESG in a demanding industry.