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The Climate Tech Paradox: Innovation Surges, But Who Pays?

Climate tech stands at a defining crossroads of success. On one side are the innovators protecting the essentials of human…

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Climate-proofing: How a Coney Island hospital rebuilt after Superstorm Sandy

[This story was originally published by Healthbeat. Sign up for their public health newsletters at healthbeat.org/newsletters.] By Gaea Cabico, a freelance…

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Care Beyond Borders: India Redefining the Future of Medical Tourism

The past few weeks have been tumultuous for India, from the implementation of US President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs to…

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AISAP Rural Health Breakthrough in Ghana is a Blueprint for Solving Cardiology Deserts

Access to cardiac care remains one of the most pressing, yet overlooked, crises in global health. In the United States,…

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So Your Insurance Dropped Your Doctor. Now What?

[REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION - FROM KFF Health News - By By Bram Sable-Smith; Illustrations by Oona Zenda] Last winter, Amber Wingler started…

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AI Presents Dangers That Hide With Incredible Ease

Artificial intelligence, aka AI, has become so advanced that it might be difficult to know whether you are speaking to…

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Health Day at COP30: Climate-Driven Risks, Impacts, and Policy Action

On Thursday, 13 November, in Belém, it felt different. After nearly a week of carbon accounting, negotiating blocs, and the…

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SNAP at Risk: What a Shutdown Means for Health and America’s Social Contract

When Federal systems stall, people’s lives don’t pause. The government shutdown has threatened the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the…

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Your Trail Is a Toxic Path: How Hiking & Outdoor Gear Are Seeding Plastic Into Our Bodies

I spent many summers on Long Island when it was still a forest wonderland of beautiful trees, lush blueberries, huckleberry…

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Anti-Intelligence: The Map That Forgot the Territory

There’s a line I’ve always loved: “The map is not the territory.” Alfred Korzybski wrote it in 1933 as a…

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