Author of The Great Influenza reconsiders science, leadership, and society.
Using statistical techniques that he pioneered in the AIDS epidemic, Ron Brookmeyer has illuminated the depths of the fall anthrax attacks.
Some epidemiologists believe human genetics plays a role in who gets sick and how sick they get.
Misinformation about SARS-CoV-2 is as contagious as the virus itself.
Mai Anh Hoang never planned to work in tobacco control. It was a bureaucratic snafu that first sent her into the fight against the deadly epidemic in Southeast Asia.
Preparedness policies require a long view—but politicians tend to think short-term.
Shut out by high costs, a lack of insurance and other obstacles, many of America's 34 million immigrants lack proper health care. New culturally
Communication Breakdown
Aside from the use of photocopy and fax machines, the transfer of health care information has not changed much since William Henry Welch founded our School.
