Court Stops Robert F. Kennedy’s Assault on Science and Public Health
Stephen Miller’s dystopian dream: Government-sanctioned child abuse
The January detention of 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos in Minneapolis by federal immigration agents revealed how our government treats children as part of its policy of immigration management — based on fear and cruelty.
Casey Means' Cringey Senate Hearing Should Sink Her Surgeon General Bid
‘Where the hell is it?’ Public health expert presses GOP on Obamacare replacement
Kennedy’s Epidemics. Will he be accountable?
Doctor says changes to Hepatitis B vaccination recommendations put newborns at risk
Dr. Redlener Weighs In on the MAHA Summit
Bill Cassidy should make sure Casey Means isn’t America’s doctor
Clinicians’ Voices Matter in the Assault on Public Health
The Slow, Painful Degradation of America's Once World-class Public Health System
The degradation of the hard-earned world recognition of America's medical science and public health expertise goes far beyond what RFK, Jr. alone represents. It is about the wide-scale dismissal of NIH scientists, the attacks on university-based research, the withdrawal of the U.S. from WHO, and the elimination of USAID.
How many measles deaths will it take for RFK Jr. to step down?
How Cities Can Create Robust Public Health Programs
Unvaccinated Child Dies in Texas From Measles
The A.M.A. is Inexplicably M.I.A.
So with all that we know about Mr. Kennedy’s truly outlandish ideas, it’s particularly surprising that we have heard nary a word from the A.M.A that should be strongly and publicly opposing Mr. Kennedy’s nomination. Now is their time to protect the nation’s health — not just the special interests of their members.
What the building collapse in Surfside, FL says about our nation’s infrastructure and our public health
The deadly building collapse in South Florida is a searing reminder that fragile infrastructure can have tragic public health consequences.













