Disability Participation and Empowerment in the Context of Climate Action: A Human Rights Obligation
International human rights law offers a framework for coordinated climate action where all members of society have a role to play.

Event Description Interest in psychedelic research is growing internationally. Scientists are advancing our understanding of the chemistry and biology of psychedelics, as well as their effects on human health, psychology, and spirituality. News reports on psychedelics often emphasize countries of the Global North including the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom. However, psychedelic…

This article looks at the COVID-19 pandemic response in Argentina, with a particular focus on the judicial control of public health policies.

Recent articles emphasize the need to reform intellectual property protections for government-funded inventions of public health significance.

The Argentine experience offers insights to consider for countries at different stages of abortion struggles.

Event Description As one of the largest economic sectors globally, health care represents nearly 10% of GDP spending across O.E.C.D. countries. This significant activity produces an estimated 5-10% of global greenhouse gases, presenting opportunities to directly reduce this impact through changes to energy supply, waste, purchasing, and care models. Equally important, health care has a…

Debating the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic is a fool’s errand. Considering laboratory accidents writ large, however, is important.

If pharma giants truly are committed to addressing vaccine inequity, just building manufacturing capacity in Africa might not be enough.

In parallel to official channels of federal aid, American cities can play a decisive role in supporting their Ukrainian counterparts under threat.

The future of public health in an “RNA world” is on trial in a trade secrecy dispute worth $950 million.
