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.
Staying Mobile While Aging
News Team member Sammy Ramacher examines a review of research that concludes the attention coaches give to the diets and workouts of young athletes should be practiced by aging persons.
Traumatic Events and Mental Health Support
News Team member Jordyn Rosenberg explores the ways that text-based crisis-support lines meet disasters, and afterwards gather data from them
Environmental Health and Atlanta’s “Cop City”
In a new longform piece, Gabrielle Stearns of the CSHH News Team examines the deforestation planned for the "Cop City" police training center and the pollution and health damage likely to result.
Trust Your Gut: The Low FODMAP Diet
Gabriella Salazar reports that "highly fermentable short-chain carbs" could be the key to controlling IBS
The FDA Made a Mistake Approving This ALS Medication
New in the Opinion vertical: Andrew Feld delves into the FDA's controversial 2022 approval of the ALS drug Relyvrio.
The JScreen Study: Delivering Genetic Knowledge via Telehealth
Madison Woods examines the success of Emory's JScreen program, which combines genetic screening of high-risk populations with home-based testing and telehealth counseling
The Promise of Multi-Cancer Screening
Emily Kim reports on provocative multi-country research into the Holy Grail of cancer screening: a single test that can perform early detection of many types of cancer.
RED-S: The Little-Known Condition Harming Athletes
In a new longform story, student and athlete Annika Urban explores how pressure to be lean and to achieve peak performance creates the little-known condition RED-S and undermines athletes' health.