Issues
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For adult readers
The Seasonal Review
A quarterly print collection that would gather the best reporting, analysis, and explainers from across the eight worlds into one considered volume.
- Draw from published web stories tagged as adult print candidates.
- Group work thematically rather than chronologically.
- Carry the same editorial standards and corrections policy as the site.
For younger readers
The Kids Seasonal Book
A separate, age-appropriate print book that would adapt public-health stories into big-idea, small-words features for children and classrooms.
- Built independently from the adult review, with its own editorial voice.
- Adapted from content tagged as kids print candidates.
- Designed with age-appropriate language, review, and permissions.
How stories become print candidates
Every published story carries a print-candidacy tag — adult, kids, or neither — so that if and when we produce a print edition, its contents are drawn from real, already-published work rather than invented for print.
Adult candidates
102
published stories eligible for the Seasonal Review
Kids candidates
0
published stories eligible for the Kids Book
Neither
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stories kept web-only
Current adult candidates
- Before Accepting a Partnership, Public Health Needs a Way to Say NoGlobal · Human
- A Longer Life Needs More Than a Longer Medical RecordHuman · Global
- Indonesia Is Practising the Handoffs Behind One Health SurveillanceTech · Animal · Global
- A Readiness Drill Tests Connections, Not a Promise of SafetyGlobal · Human
- TB Support Has to Reach People When They Need ItHuman · Global
- The Diagnostic Gap Will Not Close at the PodiumHuman · Global
- A Seat at the Table Needs a Way to Change the DecisionHuman · Global
- A Training Map Is Not a Treatment RecommendationHuman · Global
- Polio Plans Need Separate Clocks for Delivery and DetectionGlobal · Human
- A Hospital’s Ebola Response Also Has to Protect Ordinary CareHuman · Global
- A Blood-Donation Pledge Is Not a Bag of BloodHuman · Global
- Prepare for Influenza Without Pretending to Predict the SeasonHuman · Global
- Bringing Malaria Care Closer Means Supporting the Whole JourneyHuman · Global
- Health-Data Trust Needs Decisions People Can InspectTech · Global
- A Better TB Test Needs Evidence Beyond AccuracyHuman · Tech
- Tracking Heat Through Pregnancy and ChildhoodEarth · Human
- The National Average Has Excellent CamouflageHuman · Global
- Care-Worker Policy Reaches Beyond the Training RoomGlobal · Human
- Inside the Infrastructure of Safer Cholera CareEarth · Human
- The Gambia's Dementia Plan Makes Room for the People Giving CareHuman · Global
- Ethiopia's AI-for-Health Discussions Put Local Capability in FocusTech · Global
- WHO’s PDX Platform Is Live in DRC. Follow the Decision After the Alert.TECH · PREPAREDNESS INTELLIGENCE
- Mercury-Free Dentistry Is Also a Workforce, Water and Waste StoryDENTAL · EARTH
- Food-Dye Promises Have a Scoreboard. Here’s How to Read It.FOOD · PUBLIC CLAIMS
- Following the Paper Trail of Lead PreventionEARTH · LEAD PREVENTION
- WHO's Breast-Cancer Training Manual Connects the Whole Care PathwayHUMAN · BREAST-CANCER CARE
- What It Takes to Turn a Teenager's Request for Help Into CareHUMAN · YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
- Kenya’s Third Ebola Case Shows Why the Daily Follow-Up MattersGLOBAL · EBOLA RESPONSE
- CDC’s Youth Survey Went Digital. Participation Still Sets the Limits.TECH · YOUTH SURVEILLANCE
- Alcohol Policy Needs an Operating Manual, Not Just a Launch PhotoGLOBAL · ALCOHOL POLICY
- WHO and INTERPOL Have a New Agreement. Here Is What the Public Record Can Tell Us.GLOBAL · Document analysis
- The Pertussis Vaccine Worked in Alaska. Read the Fine Print Anyway.HUMAN · Evidence commentary
- Early Menopause Needs Better Evidence—and Better QuestionsHUMAN · Evidence and care explainer
- Europe’s West Nile Numbers Need Two Dates and a Map KeyHUMAN · Surveillance explainer
- World Food Day Starts With a Practical Question: Can People Afford Dinner?FOOD · Systems analysis
- The Most Useful Health Technology May Be the Power That Keeps It RunningTECH · Infrastructure explainer and analysis
- A Course Completion Badge Is Not Workforce CapacityGLOBAL · Document analysis
- The “$54 Back” Number Is Not a Coupon for TB PreventionGLOBAL · Numbers-first commentary and explainer
- A Foodborne-Outbreak Investigation Does Not End When the Advisory DisappearsHuman · Food safety
- The Ebola Ward Must Be Safe. So Must the Maternity Ward Next Door.Global · Ebola
- A Movement for Trust in Science Needs More Than SignaturesGlobal · Science communication
- Twenty-Four Hours Is a Target. Show Us Where the Clock Starts.Global · Surveillance
- A Pandemic Declaration Is Not a StockpileGlobal · Pandemic preparedness
- Famine Risk Is a Technical Warning, Not a Synonym for HungerGlobal · Nutrition
- A Fall-Risk Screen Is Not Prevention Until Someone Can Use the ReferralHuman · Aging
- “Kratom” Is Not One Chemical. The New Federal Threshold Tries to Treat It That Way.Human · Substance use
- A Box at Birth Can Help. The Public-Health Question Is What Comes Next.Human · Maternal health
- The Hurricane Label Changed. The Public-Health Emergency Did Not.Earth · Human
- No, This Study Does Not Say a Walk Will Fix a Mental-Health CrisisHuman · Mental health
- When the Same Outbreak Returns, Trace the Water Before Blaming the TomatoFood · Earth
- A Licensed Injector Is Only One Link in the Safety ChainHuman · Health systems
- The Next Diagnostic Breakthrough Starts With a Better QuestionTech · Animal
- Free TB Medicine Doesn’t Make the Bus Ride FreeGlobal · Human
- More COVID Circulation, Limited Hospital Impact: Both Can Be TrueHuman · Global
- Leaving a Psychiatric Hospital Is Not the Same as Having Somewhere to LiveHuman · Global
- Young People Are Already in Global Health. An Advisory Seat Has to Lead Somewhere.Global · Human
- A Blood-Pressure Check Starts the Response. A Health System Has to Finish It.Human · Global
- They Identified the Wrap. They’re Still Investigating the Contamination.Food · Human
- Europe’s Future Nursing Workforce Starts With Counting Every StepTech · Human
- WHO’s New Childhood-Obesity Guidance Starts With Support, Not SurgeryHuman · Kids
- One Hundred City Leaders Signed a Climate-and-Health Call. The Next Document Needs Deadlines.Earth · Human
- Bangladesh Is Fighting Measles and Dengue at Once. Their Numbers Do Not Mean the Same Thing.Human · Global
- WHO Put a Mouth Exam Inside Its NCD Survey. That Changes What Countries Can See.Human · Data
- FDA Is Asking How to Study Ibogaine. That Is Not the Same as Approving It.Human · Policy
- More Than a Billion People Receive Care Where Basic Water Is Missing. The Fix Is a Health-System Job.Human · Earth
- WHO Wants Mental-Health Voices Heard. Who Gets to Change the Plan?Human · Global
- NASA Can Map Ozone. Your Lungs Still Need the Right Layer.Earth · Space
- WHO’s Childhood-Obesity Guidance Is Coming. Here Is What to Read For.Human · Food
- Bangladesh Is Reviewing the Vaccination System, Not Just the Measles CampaignGlobal Health · Immunization
- Europe’s Drug-Resistance Warning Is About More Than One SuperbugAntimicrobial Resistance · Surveillance
- Cholera Reports Fell in 2025. Deaths Reached Their Highest Level Since 1999.Global Health · Water and Equity
- Zambia Is Training a Rapid-Response Team. The Hard Part Begins After the Course.Global Health · Emergency Readiness
- In the Pacific, El Niño Is a Health Event Before It Becomes a HeadlineClimate · One Health
- The Americas Adopted a Health Agenda. Now the Verbs Need Owners.Global Health · Policy
- The World Is Living Longer Again. The Harder Number Is Healthy Life Expectancy.Global Health · Health Systems
- Seventy-Three Drills Tested Clinic Readiness. Only 44 Completed Both First-Line Protections.Preparedness · Infection Prevention
- Europe’s Mosquito Season Is Producing Three Different Public-Health MapsSurveillance · Vector-Borne Disease
- Seventy-Six Illnesses, One Seed Lot, and a Recall That Kept ExpandingFood Safety · Outbreaks
- Uganda Has Five Days to Reach 7.9 Million ChildrenGlobal Health · Immunization
- When the Outbreak Is Real but the Product Is Still UnknownFood Safety · Evidence
- Most Heat Illness at Big Events Can Be Managed On Site. That Is Not the Same as Zero Risk.Human Health · Climate & Environment
- When a Family Cannot Afford Care, the Health Crisis Has Already Entered the HomeGlobal Health · Children & Families
- Africa’s New Health Data Layer Is Live. The AI Story Is Still Being Built.Global Health · Technology & Infrastructure
- An Ebola Count Is a Snapshot. Response Capacity Is the Story.Human
- Two Sprout Outbreaks, Three Pathogens, One Supply-Chain ProblemFood
- The Outbreak Is Over. The Investigation Is Not.Food
- How the World Chooses a Flu Vaccine Before the Next Season BeginsHuman
- The Pandemic Agreement Still Has One Critical Piece UnfinishedGlobal
- One Reported Illness Can Trigger a 45-State Seed Recall. That Is the System Working.Food
- What It Means When a Health System Has to Function During DisplacementGlobal
- When a Local Health Department Loses Capacity, Follow the BudgetHuman
- The Public Health System Humans Will Need Off EarthSpace
- Your Teeth Apparently Aren't Part of Your BodyDental
- What Public Health Actually Means When the ER Is FullHuman
- The Shift No One in Healthcare Wants to Talk AboutTech
- Oil, Fertilizer, and Food Resilience in the United StatesFood
- Farmers Markets Are Public Health InfrastructureFood
- Why Oral Health Still Sits Outside the Public Health ConversationDental
- The Future of Healthcare Access in AmericaHuman
- Building Better Public Health Systems Through TechnologyTech
- Community Health Workers: The Backbone of Local Health SystemsHuman
- Food Deserts and Health Outcomes: What the Data ShowsFood
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