International Public Health

This month in Angola, a nation in southern Africa, our team cared for a 10-year-old boy. He was confused, spitting […]

“I have malaria!” shouted a young mother. “I as well,” declared a shivering elderly man. “My children, they all have

Few of us reading this post have experienced hunger beyond the occasional pang from a missed breakfast or delayed lunch.

Out of sight, out of mind – until it’s too late. This phenomenon is a sad fact of human psyche.

In spite of great progress in technology and economic growth, some communities around the globe continue to be deeply disadvantaged.

Temperature on the earth’s surface has been rising steadily for at least 140 years. Summer 2024 in the northern hemisphere

With no measles nearby, the vaccine is not necessary.  The Spanish flu began in Spain. Healthy adults must drink eight

Intuitively, we think of sharks and bears. Snakes, scorpions, dogs, and crocodiles also score among perceived deadly animals. But deaths

  “My child, he’s coughing, has fever, and stop eating!” This young mother in Angola, Africa held in her arms

Last week, Jimmy Carter – 39th US President 1977-1981 – entered hospice care at age 98. Post-presidency, Carter focused his