The Georgia Department of Public Health saw its reputation scorched as a result of the state’s ridiculed Covid-19 dashboard. But as it turns out, the health department had little control over the...

Vox science, health, and climate editor Eliza Barclay shared this note with the newsroom today.

The cases, identified in Florida and Texas, raise a lot of questions.

All of society benefits when workplaces include people with a range of disabilities.

How ignoring a key side effect of Covid-19 vaccines led to one of the most pervasive vaccination myths about fertility.

The case for treating internet access as a health necessity.

Compared with other states, Georgia has spent relatively little on public health in the past 10 years—and Governor Kemp’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year includes a $7 million cut to state...

It’s controversial politically, not medically.

With its dim lights and European affectations, the Atlanta coffeehouse was practice for adulthood

Here’s what other states can learn from our inept reopening.

Get ready for an earful about the health risks of Diet Coke, Trident gum, Equal, and other sugar-free items.

All of society benefits when workplaces include people with a range of disabilities.

Phenylephrine and other medications that contain it, like Sudafed PE, don’t work.

The rise of the latest subvariant, explained.

How to have better conversations about contentious scientific subjects.

Half the staff of Atlanta magazine has quit after the publisher challenged their effort to present a modern picture of life in a diverse, LGBTQ-friendly town.

An expert explains why a shifting pandemic demands a broader set of solutions.

The big problem with Florida asking for so much of its student-athletes’ health information.

Experts want greater awareness about this highly treatable condition.

This season’s flu numbers are 12 times higher than before the pandemic.

Outlawing homosexuality has forced health care underground.

And more RSV vaccines are on the way.

There’s a spectrum of risk among this group, and a lot of tools to help them.

Massacring civilians is neither decolonization nor self-defense.

The US doesn’t have enough infectious disease doctors — and the situation is about to get worse.

Why it’s spreading like an STI through gay men’s sexual networks, why women are at risk — and why condoms might help.

We just want to see annoying rich people sent to an emotional gulag.

How the cult of consumerism ushered in an era of badly made products.

Hundreds of cases of the rare viral disease have been detected in Europe and North America. Experts are cautiously concerned.

The trend is likely a symptom of failed drug, education, and health policy.

In the South, black houses of worship are reducing the social suffering of H.I.V. with an approach that recalls Dr. King’s teachings.

The CDC is getting close to recommending it to prevent STIs like chlamydia and syphilis.

For most Americans, it’s pretty simple — at least, for now.

The good news: You’re safe if you’re not an ant.

It is our accommodations, often but not exclusively technological in nature, that make it possible for many of us to do our jobs.

We have safe, effective options — but in short supply.

Cinelle Barnes and Keren Landman selected for fellowship supporting journalists engaged in complex and long-form reporting around the pressing issues facing families with young children.

In the South, black houses of worship are reducing the social suffering of H.I.V. with an approach that recalls Dr. King’s teachings.

The cases, identified in Florida and Texas, raise a lot of questions.

The intense public scrutiny is vaccine safety at work.

And what’s standing in the way.

The late-’90s cooking show was a revolution before we knew much about body positivity.

Here’s what other states can learn from our inept reopening.

We have to roll back pandemic restrictions and mask mandates someday. Why is it so hard now?

The vaccines, along with other preventative treatments, could change cold season as we know it.

Air conditioning, purifiers, and even box fans can help.

Real-time fatality counts from conflict zones like Gaza are almost never right. Pay attention to them anyway.

Public health leaders are weighing significant trade-offs to ACAM2000, including the vaccine’s side effects.