The Problem With Our Boost-Boost-Boost COVID Strategy
We need to explore more options for fighting the disease, but our leaders lack moral imagination.
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Prabin Ranabhat / Getty What I Learned From the World’s Last Smallpox Patient
Declaring victory over a disease is easier than meeting survivors’ needs.
Stanley O. Foster / CDC / World Health Organization; The Atlantic The Death Toll Says It All
We know how America really feels about the 800,000 lives lost to COVID.
Patrick T. Fallon / AFP / Getty Americans Are Losing Sight of the Pandemic Endgame
Entirely eliminating infections is an unrealistic goal, but successful vaccines will avoid the worst outcomes.
Jon Cherry / Bloomberg / Getty The Future of Getting Paid to Be Healthy
Pairing financial incentives and workplace wellness programs, employers can save money, and employees can make it.
How Exercising at Work Saves Money
Creation of worksite wellness programs is promoted by parts of the Affordable Care Act. If your office doesn't have a gym, it soon might -- out of the company's interest.
Medical Emergencies at 40,000 Feet
I have responded five times to "Is there a doctor on board the plane?" In three of the cases, it was a true emergency. Airline systems are woefully underprepared to deal with these situations. Here's what needs to change.
