Public Health

What’s a Chief Resilience Officer, and Does Your City Have One?

Chatting with Tulsa's first CRO about why resilience is so important to the health of a city, especially during a pandemic.

Flu season is coming and COVID isn't leaving. Widespread flu vaccination can help us handle dueling viruses. Will we rise to the occasion?

My goal as a physician is to bring the national discussion about anti-racism into medicine. This is no small task.

Some experts say we need to include widespread loss — of loved ones, jobs, normal life — in the public health conversation.

A Q&A with Dr. Cheng Ruan, an internist whose office is among the first in the US to offer coronavirus blood tests.

If you're wondering whether it makes sense to get tested, call a healthcare provider.

Telecommuting is one thing many Americans are doing to help "flatten the curve," but trading in cubicles for couches can be stressful.

Should you keep previously scheduled appointments? What should you do about symptoms unrelated to the coronavirus?