Public Health

Analysis of public health, social and public policy including impacts on  economics, open dialog, and social life. Articles on the topic of public health are translated into multiple languages.

A Step Forward but Still in the Mud: The New United States Global Health Strategy

A Step Forward but Still in the Mud: The New United States Global Health Strategy

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The overall intent of the US global health strategy seems good – it just reads as if not all their writers and strategists are on board with it. If it is to work, a more cohesive approach will be needed.

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United States Announces Revolutionary Reform in Autism Research and Treatment

United States Announces Revolutionary Reform in Autism Research and Treatment

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No more taboo zones. No more gaslighting. No more performative genetics while incidence climbs. An uncompromising, relentless search for causes, mechanisms, and treatments—backed by labels, grants, and coverage—finally begins.

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How to Protect Patients and Medical Professionals

How to Protect Patients and Medical Professionals

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The future of medicine depends on our willingness to defend these principles, even when doing so requires sacrifice. The doctor-patient relationship is sacred, and it is our responsibility to protect it for future generations of physicians and the patients we serve.

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The Comfortable Collapse: How America Learned to Pretend Obesity Is Normal

The Comfortable Collapse: How America Learned to Pretend Obesity Is Normal

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The America of 1960 was metabolically healthier than the America of 2025, not because our grandparents had better genes, but because they lived in an environment that did not constantly conspire against their physiology.

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