Truthout
Public Health
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How Coke Is Undermining the Media and Good Governance in Sri Lanka
We need to wake up and smell the coffee, which now smells like diesel.
Lack of Regulation Blamed for Alarming Surge in Cancer Rate in Vietnam
Vietnam has a low survival rate for cancer sufferers even for a developing country.
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Feds Cancel Study of Cancer Risks Near US Nuclear Facilities
People living near Nuclear Fuel Services have long raised concerns about cancers and other health problems in their communities.
Ladydrawers: … Like Lupus
The Ladydrawers look at race and autoimmune disorders, and the disproportionate number of women of color affected by lupus.
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UN Officials Warn of Dengue Outbreak in War-Torn Yemen
Since there is no vaccine against the diseases, and no specific antiviral drug with which to treat the symptoms, prevention is the only long-term solution.
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Why Public Transportation Is So Limited in the United States
For the CCC, and American public transportation as a whole, the present picture is more than a little grim.
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What Do Zombies, Pandemics and the Price of Eggs Have in Common?
When the next pandemic strikes humans, the economic impact will not hurt everyone.
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Kenyan Pastoralists Fighting Climate Change Through Food Forests
The Sadhana Forest initiative is importan because it gives people the knowledge and ability to create the resilience that they will need to avoid a harsh future.
Ladydrawers: Epidemic
Ladydrawers traces links between federal laws and the alarming rise of autoimmune diseases in the US.
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Key Greenhouse Gas Study May Have “Systematically Understated” Methane Leaks, New Research Shows
As the scientific debate over leakage rates slowly continues to unfold, some argue that action on methane leaks is needed now.