By guest contributors Amber Clarke, Emilie Koum Besson, Zainab Ismail, Sara Pensa, and Meskerem Aleka Kebede Introduction In March 2022, the Fight…
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Global Health What do colonialism, racism and global health education have in common? We wrote a toolkit about it.Read more
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Call for Papers Call for Papers: PLOS Medicine Special Issue ‘Bacterial Antimicrobial Resistance: Surveillance and Prevention’Read more
The editors of PLOS Medicine, together with guest editors Timothy Walsh, Ramanan Laxminarayan and Ana Cristina Gales, announce a forthcoming Special Issue…
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Call for Papers Call for Papers: PLOS Medicine Special Issue on the COVID-19 Pandemic and Global Mental HealthRead more
The editors of PLOS Medicine together with Guest Editors Vikram Patel, Daisy Fancourt, Toshi A Furukawa, and Lola Kola announce a forthcoming special issue…
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Global Health Social Variants of Concern: COVID-19 and the Future of Climate ChaosRead more
By guest contributor Nehemiah Olson Both COVID-19 and climate chaos are caused by semi-invisible threats which require significant international, intergovernmental, and social…
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Global Health Who Gets to Govern in Global Health?: The prevailing status quo threatens ‘Health for All’Read more
By guest contributors Shashika Bandara, Mohammad Yasir Essar, Ramya Kumar, Malvikha Manoj and Afifah Rahman-Shepherd (All authors contributed equally to this piece.)…
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Global Health Why I left my career in global healthRead more
By guest contributor Lazenya Weekes-Richemond I entered the global health sector 14 years ago, a giddy 23-year-old ready to save the world…
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Global Health Plagues and prejudice: the social construction of the tuberculosis pandemic; A Review of “Phantom Plague” by Vidya KrishnanRead more
By guest contributor Lena Faust For the past two years, COVID-19 has been the infectious disease that kills more people per year…
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Global Health Health in All Policies – From Dream to Reality Through Track Two DiplomacyRead more
By guest contributors Aleem Bharwani, Julia Palmiano Federer, Pamela Roach, and Peter Jones Wicked problems need wicked solutions. Wicked problems are “resistant…
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Global Health Family Matters: Why we Need to do More for People Affected by Tuberculosis and their Loved OnesRead more
By guest contributor Busisiwe Beko, with Jennifer Furin Busisiwe’s story I (Busisiwe) was pregnant with my daughter when I first became sick…
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Pathogens PLOS Pathogens announces a refreshed journal scope statement.Read more
PLOS Pathogens is delighted to announce that we have refreshed our journal scope statement to reflect the growing and changing fields that…
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Covid-19 PLOS Medicine Author Interview: William Whiteley, MRCP, PhDRead more
Below, Associate Editor Louise Gaynor-Brook interviews William Whiteley, MRCP, PhD, co-author of a research article describing the association between ChAdOx1 and BNT162b2…
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Covid-19 PLOS Medicine Author Interview: Steven Kerr, PhDRead more
Below, Associate Editor Louise Gaynor-Brook interviews Steven Kerr, PhD, co-author of a research article describing the association between first dose ChAdOx1 and…