A Surprisingly Simple Solution to Autism Care
The most effective model involves physicians, therapists, counselors, and care coordinators collaborating toward shared goals for the same child.
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A Better Question to Ask About Equity Data in School Health Screenings
Not what does the data show, but how does the data get made?
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Summer Seafood
Can it be political?
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Social Science Is a Good Investment in Future Innovation
To make progress in artificial intelligence, biotech, and medicine, we need to understand the social forces that make talented thinkers flourish.
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The Authoritarian Lasso of Digital Surveillance in Rwanda
The authoritarian lasso is a new phenomenon that uses modern digital technologies to blur the boundaries between domestic and international space.
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AI, Mental Health, and the Competitive Advantage of Accountability
Hundreds of millions of people already use AI for psychological support. Accountability is not only an ethical imperative but a competitive one.
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The Bipartisan Case for Green Tariffs
Taxing high-pollution imports could generate revenue, create a more even playing field for U.S. firms, and incentivize cleaner manufacturing globally.
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US Science Can Stay Independent
The executive branch wants to take control of the scientific enterprise. To stay independent, scientists will need better ways to demonstrate their work’s connection to society’s needs.
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What MAHA Could Learn from the British About Regulating Unhealthy Food
Effective food reform demands institutional capacity, durable statutory authority, and a willingness to constrain industry behavior — not merely swapping one ingredient for another.
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A Realistic Path to Single-Payer Health Care
Instead of relying on a single act of Congress, U.S. states could implement an evidenced-based, step-by-step sequence that could get the country to single-payer health care coverage.