The pioneers of the organic farming movement are aging out. What will happen to their lovingly tended farms?
Urgent Care Clinics Come to an Antibiotics Mea Culpa
Future Planting
The Strange and Curious Case of the Deadly Superbug Yeast
How Pharma Hides Data About Farm Antibiotic Use
The Political Theater of Controlling Ebola with Border Checks
The Catch-22 of Mass-Prescribing Antibiotics
He Was Dying. Antibiotics Weren’t Working. Then Doctors Tried a Forgotten Treatment.
The Fix for E. Coli Outbreaks Could Be … the Blockchain
The Jamón Went Down to Georgia
Can Iberian pigs — source of jamón ibérico de bellota — thrive in the American South?
The Race to Find the Next Pandemic—Before It Finds Us
The Yelping of the American Doctor
Online patient surveys are driving doctors to overprescribe antibiotics, and it’s making us all sick.
Medicine’s Long, Thin Supply Chain Threatens Americans
By offshoring its drug and medical supply manufacturing, the US has put patients and hospitals in a frighteningly precarious position.
Is Now the Right Time to Try and End Measles?
A crusade to eradicate measles would save 22 million lives by 2030. But to succeed, we might need to learn how to eradicate other diseases first.
Big Pharma Has the Flu
Flu vaccines make pharma companies $3 billion a year and aren’t very effective. Without a Manhattan Project-style initiative to modernize immunizations, things aren’t going to get any better.
Not Everyone is Giving Thanks for Antibiotic-Free Turkeys
How to Stop a Lethal Virus
With tens of millions of lives at stake, medical researchers are racing to create a revolutionary flu vaccine before the next devastating epidemic
How Congress Ignored Science and Fueled Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotic use in India’s chicken industry is a looming disaster
Perdue gets high marks from activists on its chicken reforms
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