In the twilight of his presidency, Barack Obama was often critiqued for not grooming a political heir apparent. His detractors claimed that he left no clear successor to […]
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When Public Duty Meets Private Gain: The Ethics of FDA Leadership
Recent years have brought heightened scrutiny to the intersection of public service and private interest, particularly within federal regulatory agencies. The case of Dr. Jeffrey E. Shuren, former […]
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Peace in Our Time
World peace has been an elusive dream, often considered unattainable due to the complex web of conflicts that span the globe. Yet, if history has taught us anything, […]
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From Debate to Consensus: The Child Tax Credit Finds New Bipartisan Support
A year ago, I discussed the critical importance of the expanded child tax credit (CTC) in providing financial relief to millions of American families. Since then, the landscape […]
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Sustainability and Public Health: The Unseen Crisis of Climate Change
The specter of climate change looms large over our world, threatening not just the environment, but the very foundation of our public health systems. As temperatures rise, storms […]
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Get Involved: How Volunteering Can Transform Your Life and Your Community
Volunteering is a powerful way to give back to the community while enriching your own life. Whether you’re helping at a local food bank or mentoring a young […]
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Why Effective Smoking Treatments Aren’t Accessible in the U.S.
Greed is the reason. In the realm of public health, few challenges are as stubborn and pervasive as smoking addiction. Despite decades of public awareness campaigns, legislative efforts, […]
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Navigating the Transition: When Your Trusted Health Care Provider Retires
The relationship between a patient and their health care provider is often built on trust, understanding, and mutual respect. Over the years, this bond can become a cornerstone […]
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Algorithmic Bias in Women’s Health: The Invisible Threat
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are rapidly transforming health care systems, promising significant advancements. However, a silent and insidious problem—algorithmic bias—poses a considerable threat to equitable health […]
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Balancing Accountability and Local Challenges in Tackling Homelessness
Governor Gavin Newsom’s decision to withdraw a $10 million tiny homes grant from San Diego has stirred considerable debate. While his intent to enforce accountability and urgency in […]