Climate Refugees: Environmental Health and Displaced Populations
The global public health community must advocate for improved health outcomes among climate refugees.
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When Seeking Health Care Becomes Unhealthy
A study by Pan and colleagues identifies frequent health care visits as a risk factor for contracting active TB.
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Post-Ebola, Loss of Health Providers Challenges Women’s Health
Center for Strategic and International Studies report shows Ebola-related stigma and discrimination continue to impact healthcare systems, particularly maternal and child health.
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Public Health Post: Live from the Red Carpet
In celebration of the 89th Academy Awards, the Public Health Post editorial team picks our top ten favorite movies with public health themes.
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Understanding Cost Disparities in Dengue-Endemic Countries
Analysis of the global economic burden of dengue fever shows disparities in the distribution of dengue costs country-by-country.
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Natural Disasters in Asia Affect the Most People
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) data on vulnerable populations in natural disaster settings shows most people affected by natural disasters lived in Asia.
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Education as a Social Determinant of Health
Education is one of the most powerful drivers of wellness. Although the number of years of education attained for both males and females has increased globally since 1970, we still note a disparity between males and females.
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Trump, the ACA, and Women’s Health
The health of women in the United States is in the hands of President Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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LGBT Nigerians Navigate Antigay Laws to Mitigate HIV
Nigeria’s NoStrings NG is launching a social media campaign to improve access to LGBT-friendly health services.
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No HIV-Positive MSM in Screening
In part four of PHP’s series on LGBT health in Senegal, Association Prudence connects key populations to LGBT-friendly health services for testing and helps to refer HIV-positive MSM for treatment.
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