Conversations about the mental health of older adults frequently revolve around two things: Alzheimer’s and dementia. While it makes sense that cognitive…
The creeping prevalence of aging societies isn’t just a challenge for national governments, policymakers, and healthcare providers to solve. It affects everyone…
Nicholas Kristof recently took to The New York Times to deliver some good news: for “humanity overall,” 2019 was the “best year ever.” Kristof’s assessment,…
We’re days away from entering what the World Health Organization proclaimed to be “the Decade of Healthy Ageing.” Health systems around the…
One of the greatest achievements to come of modern medicine is that humans are living longer than ever. Life expectancy is reaching…
Since 2009, federal legislation has awarded billions of dollars to physicians and hospitals that make health information technology part of their practice….
A new study has found that strategically distributed HIV self tests have the potential to not just boost HIV screening rates, but encourage users…
In most countries, the process of paying for health coverage is not just costly, but complicated, stressful, and time consuming. It also…
Although the term “social care” is common in high income countries like Sweden and the U.K., until recently it had little to…
The annual U.S.-China Health Summit is dedicated to the advancement of global health by promoting the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and experiences…
