Public Health

Six months into the pandemic, cases are spiking in parts of the country, the death toll continues to rise, and the economy is in shambles. What comes next in the fight against Covid-19?

The government mandated that migrant farmworkers stay in the fields but denied them proper protective gear and testing.

Black people are 3.5 times more likely to die of the virus than white people. Why is this?

To survive this once-in-a-generation challenge, we need to hit pause on the polarizing rhetoric.

Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo and Sam Hawgood of UC San Francisco share how one of the nation’s largest health systems is taking discrete steps to support the country’s most overlooked communities.

How do we ensure that it is accessible and affordable?

As state and local governments set parameters for restaurants to reopen, there has been one thing missing: real guidance.

Te Health, Medicine and Society Program recognized the urgent need for conversation rooted in sound science and policy even before the World Health Organization declared a pandemic and nationwide shutdowns were still rumors.

Republican Governor Doug Ducey speaks with CNN’s Suzanne Malveaux about his support for peaceful protests, and how the state is addressing a recent spike in Covid-19 cases since businesses reopened.