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Parents and students arrive for the first day of school, as teachers and volunteers patrol for the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), at the Ninety-Third Street Elementary School, in Los Angeles, California, on August 14, 2025.

How Federal Bans to Migrant Health Care Could Affect U.S. Citizens

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The ripple effects extend to early childhood education, addiction recovery services, and mental health programs

The Shadow of China's Lockdown Remains

The Shadow of China's Lockdown Remains

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Four years after China locked down Wuhan, the country is still feeling the aftershocks

Rebuilding Libya's Health-Care System

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Overcoming the legacy of conflict, natural disasters, and political divisions for a healthier future

Rebuilding Libya's Health-Care System

Protecting the Health of Displaced People

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Employing a "leave no one behind" approach

Protecting the Health of Displaced People

U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit:  Zambia's Lessons on Governance, Health, and Partnership

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Why the United States should strengthen its ties with Zambia

U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit:  Zambia's Lessons on Governance, Health, and Partnership

The Public Health Consequences When Railroads Don't Pay Sick Leave

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How workers, families, and employers suffer when sick leave policies are thin

The Public Health Consequences When Railroads Don't Pay Sick Leave

On St. Patrick's Day, Ireland's Alternative to Drowning the Shamrock

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Giving a green light to measures that reduce alcohol use would cut Ireland's high rate of alcohol-related injury, death

On St. Patrick's Day, Ireland's Alternative to Drowning the Shamrock

After "Bloody January," Health and Safety in Kazakhstan Look Shaky

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Wealth disparities in Kazakhstan have left holes in the health system

In Almaty, Kazakhstan, people hold a rally in memory of victims of the recent country-wide unrest triggered by fuel price increase, on February 13, 2022.

The Real Meaning of Omicron

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Travel disruptions and shaky financial markets suggest the world is still far from prepared for pandemics

The Real Meaning of Omicron

The Afghanistan Disaster and U.S. Foreign Policy on Global Health

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The Taliban's triumph has terrible implications for past, present, and future U.S. foreign policy on global health

The Afghanistan Disaster and U.S. Foreign Policy on Global Health

Who Gets What and Why?

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Countries need informed decision-making through health technology assessment to allocate resources during the pandemic

People at a coronavirus testing center on July 2, 2020 in Mugda Medical College in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where half of the medical equipment in public health facilities goes unused according to the authors. The photo shows a crowd of people wearing masks waiting on line in chairs while a health worker in full protective gear walks beside them. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain