Aruna Chandran, An academic researcher and in-the-trenches epidemiologist, bridges two worlds.
How an evening conversation on the Acela train to Baltimore and almost a decade of research are reshaping the science of prostate cancer.
Thousands of asylum-seeking Eritreans, Ethiopians and Sudanese have been kidnapped and tortured in the Sinai Peninsula. Survivors suffer years of mental anguish and live a stateless, hand-to-mouth existence. The human trafficking chain must be stopped.
Nineteen years ago, I decided to fight for clean air, clean water and healthy food.
Our taste for cheap meat has industrialized agriculture, drained natural resources and hurt our health. There has to be a better way.
Indiscriminate use of precious medicines in animal feed may lead us into a post-penicillin age.
With garden projects, public health rekindles humanity's need for seed
David Paige's idea for "prescribing appropriate foods" in 1969 led to the federal program that now helps half of all infants in the U.S.
CLF experts dish on the future of food.
Why did 250,000 Somalis die in 2010 and 2011?