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During the German occupation of Poland in the 2nd World War, the intersection of science and resistance produced one of the most striking episodes of humanitarian subversion: the creation of a ...

Despite decades of experience, advanced health systems, and deep medical knowledge, the WHO European region is still at risk from the global epidemic of tuberculosis. There are at least three pressing ...

The Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services has struck a two-year deal with the Canadian Red Cross to assist the fight against tuberculosis, with health officials saying support from the ...

A year after he finished high school, Selman’s mother passed away – his main inspiration for all his successes. The father ...

More than 120,000 Japanese Americans were held in two Arizona camps in the wake of the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

As Green writes, “The cure is where the disease is not and the disease is where the cure is not.” As everything for me is ...

Structured public health referral programs like CureTB help sustain treatment continuity for patients with tuberculosis relocating internationally.

The concept of the modern restaurant emerged in Paris in the 18th century, and its original bourgeois beginnings eventually ...

This article appears in the March 2026 print edition with the headline “How America Got So Sick.” ...