Letters
Readers respond to our reporting on AI in public health and other stories from our Fall/Winter 2023 issue.
CDC epidemiologists revisited Alaskan villages to see if people who received hepatitis B vaccines in 1981 were still protected against the virus.
What the data say about America's growing population of older adults
Untangling relationships among sleep, physical activity, and brain health may suggest ways to reduce dementia risk.
More and faster cars, wider highways, and unsafe driver behaviors contribute to tens of thousands of deaths every year—but researchers see a safer road ahead.
Advances in three key areas will help us ensure people everywhere enjoy longer, healthier lives.
Food programs tend to target adults and younger kids. What about adolescents?
Step one in closing the gap: Measure the impact of structural racism.
Reducing frailty and disease is just the first step in helping seniors live their best possible lives.