Reprinted from Inside Sources A recent press release by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK) expresses displeasure over a Connecticut bill that says all vapor products would have to be sold in...

“Misleading,” it says, with an exclamation point inscribed within a red triangle. “Learn about the science behind COVID-19 vaccines and how health officials say they work. Find out more. This...

In this new post, Professor Régis Céréghino, from University Paul Sabatier (Toulouse, France), presents his paper ‘Functional redundancy dampens precipitation change impacts on species-rich invertebrate communities across the Neotropics’, discusses...

By Yusuf Ransome, Insang Song, Linh Pham, Camille BusetteFor decades, churches have been central pillars of community health in predominantly Black communities, compensating for a highly inequitable public health infrastructure....

By Stuart M Butler, Marcella MaguireIntroduction In addition to a growing appreciation of the role of “social determinants of health”—housing, transportation, nutrition, and other factors in influencing health—it is becoming...

By Melissa S. Kearney, Phillip B. Levine

By Jacqueline N. Lane, Hila Lifshitz-AssafIn response to the COVID-19 crisis, governments, policymakers, foundations, publishers, and researchers poured significant resources into scientific knowledge production on COVID-19 and its impacts while...

By Colin I. BradfordAt this tense moment, it seems that the confrontational narratives driving the U.S.-China bilateral relationship now contain specifically conflicting perspectives on the future of the global order....

By Aaron KleinChairman Warnock, Ranking Member Tillis, thank you for holding this timely hearing examining the impacts of overdraft fees. Overdraft fees, developed as a convenience service for occasional instances...

By Paul Lushenko, Sarah KrepsFollowing 9/11, the United States ushered in the use of armed unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, to kill terrorists. Scholars have studied the United States’ use...