Editorial
Editor and guest opinion pieces on medicine and health policy
Infection-Driven Cancer Prevention: Knowledge Without Implementation Is Epidemiological Theater
Recent epidemiology confirms that preventable infections cause one in eight cancers globally—yet without coordinated implementation systems and resources in low-income…
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The Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Are a Failure of Will, Not Epidemiology
Pennsylvania's measles deaths signal a collapse in vaccination infrastructure and regulatory will, not inevitable disease spread. The fifth death demands…
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GMJ Launches a Permanent Health & Migration Platform
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Why Food Policy Fails When It Ignores Culture
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Sir Jeremy Farrar’s Retirement from WHO Is a Warning — Not About WHO, but About How the World Funds Global Health
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The Case for ‘Health Care’: Why Language Precision Matters in Medical Journalism
STAT News's recent reader poll found that approximately 60% of respondents prefer "health care" as…