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For patients, healthcare affordability is about more than the price of an individual service. It is also about whether the healthcare system meets their needs.  Does the system help them find the right care at the right time to better treat or manage their conditions — or does it leave them to navigate a maze…

People of UCBPH found in this article include: Sean Darling-HammondAssistant Professor, Community Health Sciences Black students are punished more often—but new approaches can make schools more equitable for everyone © 2026 by UC Berkeley School of Public Health is licensed underCC BY-NC-ND 4.0 What is CC BY-NC-ND 4.0? Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International You are…

U.K. observational study recognizes potential dementia link to sugar consumptionScientists tracked nearly 65,000 people through the U.K. Biobank and found that toddlers who grew up during wartime sugar rationing, eating roughly half the sugar of kids born after rationing ended, had a 23% lower risk of dementia decades later

PM/ONE is running a two-day conference on 13–14 September at Sydney’s Hilton, built around the idea that happy, healthy teams deliver better business results – more owners retained, more new business won, sharper client service. Fewer than 50 seats remain, and team rates are live for offices of three or more

Indonesia continues to face outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases (VPD) such as measles, diphtheria and pertussis. In 2025 alone, 102 measles outbreaks and 283 pertussis outbreaks were reported. By March 2026, the country had already recorded thousands of suspected measles cases, hundreds of confirmed cases and several deaths