Margaret Low
Margaret Low, CEO of WBUR, reflects on how media shape the response to Covid-19 and how it will influence the pandemic’s aftermath.
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Michael Stein and Sandro Galea Discuss PAINED
Michael Stein and Sandro Galea discuss PAINED, a collection of 50 short essays and 20 databytes that stimulate the national conversation about health.
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Janet Currie
PHP Fellow Gray Babbs profiles Janet Currie to understand her perspective on Covid-19 as a professor and how the pandemic will affect child mental health.
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Daniel E. Dawes
Daniel E. Dawes underscores how the mechanics of politics and policies shape our response to Covid-19 and how the pandemic changed his work.
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Sarah Lowe
Sarah Lowe of the Yale School of Medicine reflects on the state-of-the-science about mental health in a time of crisis and how Covid-19 changed her work.
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Passing the Baton to Millennials
The public’s health and wellbeing now depend on the LGBT activists of the HIV epidemic’s early days to pass the baton to Millennials.
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What Works for HIV
San Francisco has focused on prevention and treatment efforts to decrease the number of HIV diagnoses and AIDS deaths, informing future HIV responses.
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WHO Adds 2+1+1
The 2+1+1 regimen can reduce PrEP’s cost and adherence burden, yet it may not close the gap in reaching those at the center of the HIV epidemic.
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US Foreign Aid Policy Impedes Ugandan Sexual Minority Men’s Health
The global gag rule affects the health of sexual minority men in low-resource settings who depend on health facilities supported by US funding.
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Uganda’s Stonewall: The Fight for Human Rights
Even though Uganda repealed its Anti-Homosexuality Act, the act codified homophobia and fostered violence, stigma, and discrimination against LGBT Ugandans.
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