Can Universal Health Care Save Countries Money?
News Team member Andrew Feld examines the economic burdens and benefits of installing universal health care in the United States.
The Challenge of Controlling Foodborne Illness
News Team member Annika Urban explores the promise of new technologies to detect foodborne pathogens, which sicken one out of six Americans each year.
Examining Students’ Mental Health
News Team member Gabrielle Stearns examines the national Healthy Minds Study and its goals of improving students' mental health.
Research Into Psychedelic Drugs Surges
News Team member Nolan Shah examines the surge of interest in psychedelic drugs and asks whether regulators can stay ahead of popular enthusiasm for them.
Can Paying People To Lose Weight Reduce Obesity?
News Team member Andrew Feld examines the efficacy — and the ethical challenges — of paying people to lose weight.
How a Georgia Orthopedic Surgeon Saved Athletes’ Knees
News Team member Andrew Feld traces the influence of Dr. Kyle Hammond, whose novel ACL reconstruction technique has saved athletes' knees worldwide.
Intensive Animal Production:Not Worth The Risk
In an opinion piece, News Team member Sammy Ramacher examines the link between factory farming and zoonotic disease and recommends changes to meat production.
The Popularity and Peril of Energy Drinks
News Team member Annika Urban examines the implicit promise and actual risks of energy drinks, which are aggressively marketed to students.
The Enduring Challenge of Eating Disorders
News Team member Emily Kim writes that eating disorders are more prevalent than most people realize, and affect a wide range of populations.
Overturning Roe v. Wade Endangers Medicine
News Team member Rebecca Sugerman finds that the Supreme Court decision reversing the national right to abortion is having grave impacts on medical education and training and patient care.