Public Health

Washington state's innovative co-response teams are transforming crisis care, but a new campaign highlights a looming threat: federal Medicaid cuts.

Facing a workforce crisis and dire patient access issues, nephrology nurses are descending on Capitol Hill to advocate for critical funding and legislation.

Across Ontario, flags are rising to combat a silent epidemic. Over 500,000 live with brain injury, but a lack of understanding has devastating costs.

A landmark summit unites the Vatican, Harvard, and trauma experts to connect adult healing with child flourishing, deploying new tools to quantify well-being.

A rare Ebola strain with no vaccine hits DRC's conflict zones, creating a dual crisis of disease and fear as aid groups race against time to respond.

A new Virginia law bans potent kratom derivatives and forces addiction warnings, a move fueled by a father's fight after his son's near-fatal addiction.

As a Chinese firm brings its water-saving hydrogels to Australia, it reveals a deeper shift in agritech: from selling products to deploying integrated, climate-resilient solutions.

A landmark study offers reassurance on kids' heart health post-COVID but details a range of persistent symptoms, separating viral effects from pandemic stress.

Researchers have validated the first tool to measure period product insecurity, a data-driven breakthrough that promises to transform policy and advocacy.

Cumberland Pharmaceuticals and SciClone launch Vibativ in China, offering a new defense against deadly, drug-resistant bacteria in a high-stakes market.

A 20-year partnership has delivered $24M in free dental care by turning sports stadiums into clinics for underserved children. Here's how it works.

Addiction Professionals of NC earns a second straight Gold Bell Seal for mental health, setting a vital example for supporting caregivers in a state facing crisis.

With 1 in 6 Canadians unable to afford period products, a new national campaign demands systemic change beyond charity. Here's what's at stake.

A new study finds girls know more about skincare than periods. P&G's new initiative aims to change that by making menstrual health as normal as a daily routine.

A shocking new survey reveals that employed Canadians are going hungry, costing businesses billions and challenging the very idea of work as a path to stability.

Over half of Canadian menstruators lack confidence in public washrooms, a new report shows, highlighting a systemic failure in infrastructure and policy.

A renowned patient safety expert returns to helm Alberta's quality watchdog, bringing a 'Just Culture' philosophy to a health system in crisis and transition.

SEPA adds municipal utility, rural co-op, and consumer advocate leaders to its board, signaling a strategic push for a unified, equitable energy future.

A new report reveals the staggering financial and human cost of treatment-resistant depression, highlighting massive gaps in patient and caregiver support.

Franklin Music Hall goes alcohol-free for a night of music and mission, reflecting a growing cultural shift towards sober entertainment and connection.