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Healthcare executives often speak about “stability, partnership,” and a “shared commitment to care.” In a recent statement criticizing nurses at Jefferson Einstein Hospital in Philadelphia for authorizing a strike, Jefferson Health warned that nurses’ actions could disrupt patient care and send the “wrong message” to the community. But the wrong message is not nurses demanding…

The past month has offered a stark reminder that fire season is underway. States across the country, including Washington, Alaska, Florida, Utah, and Arizona face numerousactive, destructive, and life-threatening wildfiresimpacting both rural and urban communities. These fires destroy homes, businesses, and infrastructure, while also creating poor air quality that has lasting effects on public health. Together,…

This year’s World Population Day theme “Realising the hopes and aspirations of young people: today and for the future”, invites countries to look beyond population numbers and ask a more fundamental question: What kind of future are we creating for the next generation? For Pakistan, where nearly two-thirds of the population is under the age…

Celiac disease (CeD) is widely regarded as a condition that can be effectively managed with a gluten-free diet. However, this characterization may underestimate the persistent burden of chronic fatigue, extraintestinal inflammation and pain, cognitive symptoms such as brain fog, and other manifestations that can persist despite dietary adherence. With no approved pharmacotherapies, there is a…