Garythatcher·6d agoWhen the Drugs Stop Working: Antibiotic Resistance and the Race to Stay Ahead.Picture yourself in a hospital room, being treated for something as ordinary as an ear infection, when the physician looks up and admits…A response icon2A response icon2
InHealth and SciencebyDhanashree Manjrekar MPH·Nov 2Shamonda Virus: A short explainerA livestock virus that has affected humans for the first time; here is some insight.A response icon1A response icon1
InDispatchbyMohammad Mehdi·Oct 30When Nature Falls Ill, Does the Human Body Pay the Price? 🏥🌍(Part 2: A direct continuation of “Can the Extinction of a Single Species Change Our Lives?”)
Naomi Noelle·Oct 26That leftover amoxicillin in your drawer: how everyday habits are feeding a silent pandemicAntimicrobial resistance is making common infections harder to treat. Here’s what it is, how everyday habits feed it, and what you can do.
Esraa Elalfy·Oct 17The Incomplete Dose — How a Small Decision on a Farm Sparks a Global CrisisTen everyday decisions standing between us and a world without effective antibiotics.A response icon1A response icon1
Jimba Moh'dfawaz·Oct 14When Animal Health Becomes a Public Health Issue: Why One Health Matters in NigeriaProtecting human health sometimes begins long before a patient enters a hospital.
Watanyoo Putta (วทัญญู พุทธา)·Oct 11The Lawa Model: Translating Public Health into Community ActionHow an integrated One Health approach drastically reduced liver fluke infections in Northeast Thailand.
Khadijah·Oct 10Week 5: I Wrote a Research Proposal and Learned the Hardest Word Is “No”Last week I picked a topic. This week, that topic had to grow up into a full research proposal.
YourVoiz·Oct 8When antibiotics stop workingDrug-resistant infections are already killing more than a million people directly each year. As intensive farming drives antibiotic use…
Esraa Elalfy·Oct 4Your Dog’s Antibiotics Are Protecting You Too — Here’s the Science Nobody ExplainsA few months ago, if you’d asked me to explain antimicrobial resistance to a non-scientist, I would have given you a textbook answer. Then…
