In this interview on the NPR show The Takaway, Keith Wailoo discuses America's opioid crisis.

Nabil Shaikh's senior thesis took him more than 8,000 miles from Princeton to Hyderabad, India, where he interviewed terminally ill cancer patients about their experience with end-of-life care.

In this spotlight, Jack Ching reflects on his experience with the Global Health Program.

A recent story highlighted findings by Anne Case and Angus Deaton on mortality trends among middle age white Americans.

The Health Scholars are juniors who will receive financial support for internships and senior thesis research that relate to domestic and international health care and health policy.

Research from Tom Vogl suggests that policymakers in Brazil and across the developing world should pay more attention to the negative health impact of pollution from fires that are often part of traditional farming techniques, even though the pollution doesn't usually reach levels considered dangerous by industrial standards.

In this spotlight, BJ Sullivan explains how GHP helped him develop a holistic perspective.

A new article on postdoctoral fellows features Amy Krauss and Alecia McGregor.

New research explores the behavioral aspects of policies that combat poverty, school bullying, discrimination and many other issues.

Writing for the Washington Post, Joel Achenbach highlighted several of the presentations that were delivered during the December 2016 CHW symposium on "Pain, Pain Management, and the Opioid Epidemic."  Achenbach moderated a panel discussion during the symposium, which featured a diverse group of panelists discussing these issues from a variety of perspectives, including a historic overview of pain, the public health crisis caused by pain management, treating pain on the front lines, and policy approaches that have been undertaken in New Jersey.