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Nothing is right about the approval of aducanumab—and nothing’s new

November 4, 2021

In June 2021, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved aducanumab, a monoclonal antibody, for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease, even though the data remain “incomplete and contradictory,” as […]

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For abortion providers like me, threats and vitriol are an everyday reality in Texas

October 1, 2021

The new abortion bill in Texas has made abortion care even more inaccessible and heightened the risk for providers, writes Blair Cushing […]

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The US’s broken healthcare system is at the root of vaccine hesitancy

September 10, 2021

The US’s compromised vaccine rollout casts a harsh light on a healthcare system where most of the public funds flow to a private sector with little oversight, rational planning, or […]

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FDA approval for Pfizer covid-19 vaccine is essential and welcomed, but will it help vaccine hesitancy?

August 25, 2021

We must have realistic expectations of how much influence FDA approval will have on vaccine hesitant populations, says Peter Hotez […]

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The changing pattern of respiratory viruses during covid-19—what does the future hold?

August 9, 2021

Recognition of how the pandemic has altered the infectious rhythm of viruses can lead to better preparedness in the health community, write Rabia Agha and Jeffrey R Avner […]

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Abraar Karan: We must stop blaming—and start protecting—unvaccinated people

August 6, 2021

We need to stop viewing “the unvaccinated” as a homogenous group, writes Abraar Karan, and instead understand them as individual people […]

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What does public health really mean? Lessons from covid-19

July 26, 2021

Throughout the covid-19 pandemic, there have been fierce debates about the scope of public health and the differential utility of recommendations versus mandates. With the rapid development of highly effective […]

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Can covid-19 vaccines be global public goods?

July 22, 2021

“Covid-19 vaccines must be considered a global public good. No country can overcome this crisis in isolation.” So said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. [1] Many other world leaders and […]

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Community based interventions can help fight covid-19 and tuberculosis 

July 16, 2021

In the heart of Denver, on Champa Street, weathered chairs have been dug out of dumpsters. They stand near tent houses whose polyester walls shake. Inside are partners, possessions, and […]

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Living with scars: how sharing mistakes can make us better doctors

July 16, 2021

Most doctors would agree that the mistakes they’ve made have gone on to shape their care for the better. So why are we so reluctant to share these missteps, asks […]

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