Timothy Searchinger shares his thoughts about a new rice plant that could cut methane emissions by 70 percent.
A cohort of 19 Princeton undergraduate students traveled to Brazil over the winter break to enrich their global health studies.
The Center for Health and Wellbeing has selected the Class of 2026 Health Scholars. All will receive funding to pursue health-focused internships and research.
Professor Alexander Ploss has been appointed acting co-director of Princeton’s Global Health Program for the Spring 2025 semester.
New research led by CHW Co-Director Janet Currie sheds light on why Black women receive C-sections at higher rates than their white counterparts.
Issa Mudashiru, who is minoring in global health and health policy, is among three Princeton seniors selected for the Schwarzman Scholar Class of 2025-26.
CHW Co-Director Janet Currie explains how programs like Head Start in the U.S. benefit their clients as youths and later on in life.
An article co-authored by CHW affiliate Alyssa Sharkey was named among Think Global Health's “Best of 2024 Global Health Stories."
This article explores how states are working to mitigate the health impacts of climate change.
The Princeton Pulse Podcast confronts the increasingly dire health impacts of global warming.