In this post, we speak to the authors of a recent PLOS Global Public Health article, Decolonizing infectious disease programs: A mixed…

By Julia Robinson, Executive Editor, PLOS Global Public Health Yesterday, I had the great pleasure of highlighting some of the wonderful Front…

By Julia Robinson, Executive Editor, PLOS Global Public Health There is no way to sugarcoat that 2025 was a year that dramatically…

Every year on World AIDS Day, we pause to reflect on the progress made in the fight against HIV and AIDS, while…

By guest contributor Leslie Enane As public health leaders, researchers, clinicians, and advocates in the fight against tuberculosis (TB) gathered in Copenhagen…

In this post, we talk to the authors of the recently published paper, The Children’s Hospitals in Africa Mapping Project (CHAMP) survey…

PLOS Global Public Health is proud to welcome Professor Manuela De Allegri as the journal’s new co-Editor-in-Chief. A distinguished scholar and global…

By guest contributors Chiamaka P. Ojiako and Madhukar Pai What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other…

By guest contributor Elburg van Boetzelaer “When an older person dies, it is a library that burns down.” With these words by…

Every World Polio Day (observed on October 24) is a time to pause and reflect on one of the greatest public-health achievements…

In this post, we talk to the authors of the recently published paper, Continuing to be cautious: Japanese Contact Patterns during the…

Tsitsi Masvawure is a medical anthropologist, global health researcher and feminist scholar, whose research focuses on issues of gender, sexuality and health…