Monica Das Gupta’s paper argues that India can drastically improve health outcomes and economic productivity by prioritizing low-cost, preventive public health services using existing resources.

Qiyong Liu and colleagues revisit the strategies and measures adopted in China to control and eliminate malaria and discuss what can be learnt from its elimination Malaria is a mosquito-borne ...

Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh on Saturday unveiled a multi-pronged strategy combining public awareness, stricter enforcement and enhanced healthcare readiness to bring down the number of dengue ...

The UW School of Public Health and the department of environmental & occupational health sciences hosted their annual Omenn ...

Johns Hopkins has created a Model Clean Indoor Air Act that unions might help push across states. There’s work that remains. Although there is a centralized list of IAQ laws in all 50 states, ...

Medical researchers and lawyers say our rocky relationship with the U.S. creates an urgent need to protect a critical ...

The urgency of addressing environmental health is at an all-time high particularly regarding the links between climate change ...

As India positions itself as a global superpower, it must address a critical blind spot: the health impacts of climate change and their far-reaching economic consequences. Current assessments of India ...

The city's mosquito control plan will remain the same this year. Earlier this month, the Board of Health approved a mosquito ...

"Without appropriate actions, these climate changes will continue to worsen." Experts sound alarm as health conditions worsen ...