With limited access to comprehensive family planning, including contraceptives and abortions, women will continue to be the face of poverty in Latin America despite a growing middle class.
Georgia’s legislature moves to boost philanthropic support for rural healthcare in an effort to preserve access to services.
Alternatives to Medicaid expansion leave rural Kansas healthcare providers and patients scrambling
In a flawed system, pop-up clinics are working to provide aid where it is needed most in a timely manner.
Despite declining support for female genital mutilation, also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision (FGM/C), throughout the African and Asian countries where it has been concentrated, the practice itself appears to still be on the rise worldwide, according to a new study.
There is $1.9 billion in pledges of aid for Western African Countries impacted by the Ebola crisis that has never been delivered. What effect will that have on local economies?
Nonprofit advocates gain ground in the fight to mandate condoms for California porn performers, but the battle rages on.
Tinder and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation of Los Angeles have an agreement to provide STI information to Tinder users, but the agreement is far from ideal.
Lessons learned from Chicago could mean a smoother and long-term positive transformation for the nation’s largest housing authority.
While the ban on funding needle exchanges is now lifted, many questions remain.
