Engaging Religious Leaders is Crucial in Ebola Outbreak Responses
A recent opinion piece emphasizes the necessity of involving religious and traditional leaders in efforts to combat Ebola outbreaks, citing past oversights.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
Commentary
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High-Performance Materials Could Mitigate Critical Mineral Risks, Say Researchers
A new perspective from researchers at BAM suggests that developing robust materials from the outset may help address the challenges posed by critical minerals in various technologies.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
The Ongoing Challenge of Long Covid: An Underlying Issue
Despite perceptions, Long Covid remains a significant concern, albeit less visible. Steven Phillips discusses its current status and implications.
Editorial Staff Jun 11
Rising Obesity Rates in American Horses: A Cause for Concern
Joshua Moen highlights alarming trends in equine health, suggesting that American horses are increasingly suffering from obesity-related issues.
Editorial Staff Jun 8
Exploring the Connection Between Military Culture and Men's Eating Disorders
The rhetoric and imagery promoted during the Trump administration may contribute to extreme masculine ideals, potentially impacting men's mental health and body image.
Editorial Staff Jun 3
Assessing Infectious Disease Risks at the World Cup
As the World Cup approaches, concerns about infectious diseases may be overblown. Experts suggest that the real threats may be more common than alarming headlines indicate.
Editorial Staff May 28
Reflections on the Resilience of Science in Changing Times
In a recent opinion piece, Jonathan Jackson emphasizes the inherent resilience of science, suggesting that it will endure despite current challenges.
Editorial Staff May 27
Sen. Durbin Critiques Trump’s Stance on Tobacco Advertising to Youth
Sen. Dick Durbin argues that Trump's policies have allowed Big Tobacco to target children, potentially leading to widespread nicotine addiction among youth.
Editorial Staff May 27
Ebola Outbreak Threatens Women and Girls in Eastern Congo
Researchers highlight the potential for increased violence against women and girls in eastern Congo due to the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
Editorial Staff May 26
The Perimenopause Movement: A Double-Edged Sword for Women
Experts caution that the burgeoning perimenopause movement may be benefiting certain individuals at the expense of women's well-being.
Editorial Staff May 23
Understanding the FDA: A Response to Marty Makary's Views
Joshua Sharfstein argues that Marty Makary's perspective on the FDA overlooks key aspects of how administrative power can effectuate meaningful change.
Editorial Staff May 16
Trump's Changing Position on Iran's Uranium Stockpile: Analyzing the Impact
An exploration of the potential consequences stemming from Trump's recent shifts in stance regarding Iran's nuclear stockpile.
Editorial Staff May 15
Examining Global Health Preparedness Through Recent Outbreaks
The recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks highlight significant gaps in global health preparedness, as noted by Krutika Kuppalli.
Editorial Staff May 15
The Future of Telehealth Abortion: Mifepristone and Alternative Options
Despite potential restrictions on telehealth prescribing of mifepristone, telehealth medication abortion is likely to persist, suggests OB-GYN Christine Henneberg.
Editorial Staff May 15
The Need for Consistency in Medication Appearance
As a 73-year-old, I find the frequent changes in the appearance of my medications concerning. It's crucial for pharmaceutical companies and pharmacists to prioritize consistency.
Editorial Staff May 15
Cathie Wood's Outlook on Tesla: A Continued Interest
Cathie Wood's views on Tesla continue to capture the attention of investors as they ponder the electric vehicle maker's future.
Editorial Staff May 9
The Evolution of Blue Zones: A Complex Inquiry
The concept of 'blue zones' has evolved significantly, raising questions about its authenticity and origins, as discussed by Shelley Wood and Eric Topol.
Editorial Staff May 4
The Urgent Need for Mining Law Reform: Insights from Sen. Ben Ray Luján
Sen. Ben Ray Luján emphasizes the necessity of updating the 154-year-old mining law, arguing that reforms are essential for modern resource management.
Editorial Staff May 3
Shifting Concerns: America's Fertility Dilemma
The focus on fertility in America has shifted from concerns about overpopulation to anxieties about declining birth rates, raising questions about societal values.
Editorial Staff May 1
Examining the Psychedelic Revolution's Impact on Communities of Color
While psychedelics show great promise as treatments, their development raises complex scientific and political issues that may overlook people of color.
Editorial Staff May 1