In recent years, there has been a growing call to decolonize global health and humanitarian work. While political decolonization largely ended in the 20th century, many social, economic, and cultural… Read More
One thing has become clear in the face of crises like the Ebola outbreak and the COVID-19 pandemic: the world’s health systems need to be resilient. But what does that… Read More
Childbirth is a time of excitement and anticipation, but for many women around the world, it also comes with fear and mistreatment. This troubling issue, known as obstetric violence, has… Read More
Kratom, a tropical plant native to Southeast Asia, has been used for centuries for its stimulant and opioid-like properties. It’s gaining popularity in the West, raising concerns about its potential… Read More
Imagine you’re part of a small town where each family has a unique story, each one different from the others. Now, picture that in the medical world. This is the… Read More
Bed bugs. Just hearing the name can make your skin crawl. It’s the fear of every business traveler. These tiny, blood-sucking insects have made a dramatic comeback worldwide over the… Read More
In recent years, the notion of “seasonal” diseases has become increasingly irrelevant, particularly when it comes to dengue fever in South Asia. Traditionally considered a monsoon illness, dengue has now… Read More
In recent years, Oropouche fever has quietly become one of the most significant yet lesser-known health threats in South and Central America. Recently, news outlets are reporting an outbreak in… Read More