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There’s a tax increase that’s proven to save lives
Jeffrey Drope, Otis W. Brawley
Tobacco taxation is arguably the most effective way to decrease tobacco-related deaths and cancers
WTF is wrong with rich people?
Lucian k. Truscott
The rich are greedy and selfish, and offshore schemes make them even richer
How hip-hop is trying to get you healthy
Rachel Leah
In communities the government has neglected, rappers are stepping up to promote health and wellness
Despite risks, public schools serve dairy with every meal
Susan Levin
Milk is bad for humans, cows and the planet. It's time for our elected leaders to stand up to the dairy lobby.
How drug manufacturers are fighting to push their drugs for unapproved purposes
Paul Raeburn
Pharmaceutical companies are promoting off-label use of their drugs — and arguing the First Amendment protects them
Calculator guesses how many healthy years of life left
Jeyaraj Vadiveloo
We’re living longer than ever. But how many of those years will we be healthy?
Alice Waters is creating a revolution in school lunches
Don Hazen
Waters will not rest until every kid in America has a free, sustainably grown, delicious school lunch
Bring on the “libertarian paternalism” diet
David Masciotra
We need to make obesity the new smoking. And we know that Americans won't, or can't, do it on their own
Trump guts critical health care for the poor — and nobody noticed
Bob Hennelly
The assault on Obamacare runs deep: Trump allows coverage for millions of poor kids to expire — and that's not all
Can humans really live past 115? A new scientific debate erupts
Olga Mecking
Researchers clash over whether it's possible, but a new Dutch study may settle the longevity debate
Training new doctors right where they’re needed
Ana B. Ibarra
As uncertainty looms over teaching health centers, doctors are doing what they can in medically underserved areas
Agent Orange, exposed: How U.S. chemical warfare in Vietnam unleashed a slow-moving disaster
Jason von Meding
Agent Orange, the poisonous spray used in the Vietnam War, has caused catastrophic environmental and health issues
Urban noise pollution is worst in poor and minority neighborhoods and segregated cities
Joan A. Casey, Peter James, Rachel Morello-Frosch
Frequently, socially disadvantaged groups experience the highest levels of exposure to environmental hazards
Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy will make hurricane recovery brutal – here’s why
Lauren Lluveras
Insecurities across a wide spectrum, including food supply and infrastructure, are going to be severe obstacles
How Big Pharma and Big Food have made us fat and sick
Martha Rosenberg
Despite the wonder of Western medicine, the United States has some of the sickest people in the world
Natural disasters may hasten the spread of flesh-eating fungus
Sarah Okeson
In the wake of natural disasters like the recent hurricanes and the Mexico City earthquake, more devastation
Big corporations like Nestle are aggressively making people even fatter across the globe
Martha Rosenberg
Developing countries are a hot market for Big Food's high-calorie junk food
Want to fix America’s health care? First, focus on food
Dariush Mozaffarian
Poor diet hurts our health and our wallets
Coca-Cola sucks wells dry in Chiapas, forcing residents to buy water
Martha Pskowski
A Coca-Cola bottling plant in Mexico consumes millions of liter of water per day while wells dry up
11 worthless foods to cut from your diet right now
Robin Scher
Many popular foods cause distress to your body
Water just got healthier—or so Pepsico wants you to think
Sophie Linden
Does reverse-osmosis designer water really help a crippled planet?
“Yo, I’m not going to die young”: A chef’s journey from diabetes diagnosis to community health
D. Watkins
Salon talks to Chad Cherry, founder of Refresh Live, a farm-to-table and food education program in Florida
If we can’t defend animal rights, we don’t deserve to call ourselves progressives
Chris Sosa
It's time for a revolution in thinking about the world's most pervasive form of exploitation
Yes, “dog anti-vaxxers” is a thing. In Brooklyn. But they might not be as crazy as you think
Danielle Ryan
Your pooch won't get autism from the rabies shot. But there are legitimate concerns about over-vaccinating pets
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