When Global Philanthropy Fails
Philanthropy can lead to unintended consequences. How can Americans work to tackle the roots of international issues by donating money effectively?
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Administrative Regulations and the Future of Reproductive Health in America
Since 1990, reproductive health in America has become safer, more efficient, and less costly. Teen pregnancies have decreased substantially, new technology has made abortions safer, and access to contraception has slowed the spread of sexually transmitted diseases around the world. However, under the new administration,
What’s Next: The Uncertain Future of Healthcare in America
On November 6, 2016, the country awoke in shock to find that their 45th president would not be the first woman president as so adamantly expected, but rather the first president in recent history with no political experience and with few concrete policy ideas. Because
Health and Infrastructure in the U.S. and Denmark: A Comparison
Denmark is consistently ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world. What lessons can it offer the United States in terms of health and wellness?
Canada vs. America
A Health Care System Showdown by Zoe So A few summers ago, I was vacationing in San Francisco with my family when I got a sore throat. We went to a doctor to get it checked out, and on our way out, we were hit with