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In memoriam

Henry Wechsler, whose groundbreaking research highlighted college binge drinking and other high-risk behaviors, died November 2 at age 89.

The recipients of this year’s Awards of Merit, Leadership Award, Innovator Award, and Emerging Professional Award.

Updates on vaccines for malaria and HPV, tampons as a human right, how other countries see American health care, and more.

When Sadiq Khan became mayor, decreasing air pollution was a top priority. Here’s how new policies have reduced health risks.

Scientists hope restoring coral reefs will boost a local economy, improve nutrition, and even relieve anxiety.

Stories of resilience, creativity, and fortitude

From rural Zambia to urban Colorado, community leaders are deploying technology to reduce emerging health risks.

As temperatures rise so do heat-related illnesses. Cities and states are trying to find ways to cool off this emerging crisis.

The Climate Health Organizing Fellowship is training a dozen teams on activating their communities to improve patient well-being.

The research scientist Kritee started using Buddhist rituals to cope with her climate grief. Now she’s helping others do the same.