Public Health

Researchers found that switching from paper to electronic medical records at HIV clinics in Malawi led to an estimated 28 percent reduction in deaths after five years

Ultrashort-chain PFAS have been little studied in humans, once dismissed as non-bioaccumulative and undetectable in blood

McMaster-led study shows hidden fat contributes to artery damage, regardless of body weight

Over 40 percent of cancer deaths globally are linked to 44 modifiable risk factors, presenting an opportunity for prevention

The FDA approved 20 new cancer drugs during the 12 months covered by the report, but turmoil at NIH threatens continued progress

The American Cancer Society study shows the highest mortality rates are among Black and Native American men

One Health expert Oladele Ogunseitan explains how human, animal, and environmental health are linked, and what clinical labs can do to drive advances in all three

Researchers develop an innovative, cost-effective method to estimate regional measles vaccination levels in real time, helping guide public health responses 

Leading study lays the foundation for addressing the public health threat of high blood levels of PFAS

North American and African clinical trials led by Scripps Research, IAVI, and additional collaborators across the US and Africa mark progress toward an effective HIV vaccine