To know virologist Akiko Iwasaki is to know that she is passionate about combatting sexism, power imbalance, and toxic behavior in academia.

A group of doctors is urging medical residency programs to implement standardized curricula on the health impacts of climate change.

The mentorship network helps international students wade through the application process to U.S. medical schools and supports them once they're there.

The students are grappling with frustration and uncertainty following the release of federal rules that could bar them from staying in the country.

The group’s focus is going beyond academic circles to work with people from multiple fields toward dismantling systemic racism and discrimination in health.

The research, published in the NEJM, goes beyond what smaller past studies have shown, however, by capturing suicide risk down to the individual level.

“We had information and we discounted it,” said Harvard professor David Williams at a recent forum. “We didn’t take it as seriously as we could have.

The idea to begin testing wastewater for SARS-CoV-2 emerged after recent research revealed that virus particles could be shed through stool.

From phone PSAs that delayed the start of a call to video screens set up at the beach, I was struck by India's coronavirus prevention measures.

If the U.S. begins to see sustained human-to-human transmission, health officials may have to rapidly step up “social distancing” measures.