A Need for Solidarity in Global Health: The WHO’s Post-Outbreak Updates on Hantavirus and Ebola
The World Health Organization (WHO) is expected to provide an [...]
What’s Next for In Vitro Fertilization? A Discussion of Novel Transformations in the Field
Although in vitro fertilization (IVF) has helped many people conceive [...]
The Future of Fetal Monitoring
Every year, more than 35,000 infants in the U.S. suffer [...]
After Roe: Abortion Pills and Political Accountability
Antiabortion groups are increasingly turning against President Trump over continued [...]
A Rare Virus, a Cruise Ship, and an International Response
Hantavirus is a rare, incurable virus transmitted through contact with [...]
When Immigration Policy Disrupts Patient Care
The Trump administration quietly eased part of its travel ban, [...]
When Need Becomes Data: Rethinking AI in Humanitarian Systems
Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping how humanitarian decisions are made, [...]
The Quiet Inequality Behind Fertility Care
Access to fertility care in Europe is far from equal. [...]
Designing Life: The Ethics of Choosing Our Children
Polygenic embryo screening is a new IVF technology that lets [...]
When Algorithms Stand Between Patients and Care
A new federal pilot program, the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service [...]