Research Articles
Knowing the Signs: How Aware is Arar City of Stroke Risks?
A comprehensive analysis of stroke awareness in Arar City, Saudi Arabia, based on a 2024 cross-sectional study examining public knowledge of risk factors, symptoms, and prevention.
COVID-19 and the Environment: The Pandemic's Unexpected Impact on Our Planet
Exploring the complex relationship between COVID-19, public health measures, and environmental impacts through scientific data and analysis.
Bioethics and Public Health: When Ethics and Population Health Converge
Exploring the powerful partnership between bioethics and public health in addressing modern healthcare challenges
Health Inequality: The Unfair Code Written into Our Societies
Exploring how societal structures create systematic health inequalities and what we can do to address this complex system.
Jonathan Mann: The Doctor Who Fought Epidemics with Human Rights
Explore the legacy of Dr. Jonathan Max Mann, who revolutionized public health by connecting human rights with disease prevention and created the foundation for modern global health justice.
The Ethics of Tracking Flu from Your Couch: How a European Consortium Protects its Digital Volunteers
Explore how the European Influenzanet Consortium ethically monitors flu outbreaks using citizen-reported data while protecting participant privacy and building public trust.
The Notification Dilemma: Balancing Public Health and Ethics in HIV Partner Notification
Exploring the complex ethical challenges and public health implications of mandatory HIV partner notification policies worldwide.
The Shadow of the Swastika: When Bioethics Confronts the Nazi Card in Public Health
Exploring the razor's edge between necessary historical vigilance and harmful rhetorical weaponization in public health ethics, with focus on Israel's experience.