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  • The Silent Setback: Funding Cuts to LGBTQ+ Health Research 5/3/25

    In a time when inclusive healthcare is more important than ever, the recent federal funding cuts to Harvard’s LGBTQ+ Health Center of Excellence represent a troubling step backward. These cuts have halted several vital research initiatives, including studies on the over-the-counter use of PrEP medication, health outcomes for pregnant LGBTQ+ individuals, and mental health interventions…

  • The Measles Comeback: A Preventable Crisis 4/17/25

    In 2025, the U.S. is facing a troubling resurgence of measles, a disease once nearly eradicated thanks to widespread childhood vaccination. Over 700 cases have already been reported this year, with Texas alone accounting for more than 540. This spike isn’t due to a new mutation or unforeseen outbreak—it’s largely driven by vaccine hesitancy, stagnant…

  • Global Health Security: Protecting the World from Emerging Threats 3/30/25

    In an interconnected world, global health security is more crucial than ever. With the rise of infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and the increasing frequency of pandemics, countries must work together to prevent, detect, and respond to health threats. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the weaknesses in global preparedness, emphasizing the need for stronger healthcare infrastructure, real-time…