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A public health vending machine that distributes free naloxone, at the Deadwood Tavern, in Iowa City

Dispensing ‘Free Chances at Life’: Public Health Vending Machines Are More Than a Novelty

Vending machines dispensing free naloxone and other harm reduction tools are cropping up around the country. Evidence shows the strategy is working.

Annalies Winny,

Associate Editor

GanLum product sachets and granules at Novartis manufacturing site in Slovenia

Infectious Diseases

‘Music To Our Ears’: A New Malaria Treatment May Offer Long-Awaited Alternative to Artemisinin

A female surgeon wearing a blue surgical mask and a yellow headscarf operating on a patient.

Surgery

Global Surgery: Low-Hanging Fruit for the ‘America First’ Global Health Strategy

A woman uses her mobile phone at an entrance to the three-story gray stone and yellow King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital in the Parel area of Mumbai, India.

Noncommunicable Diseases

Aid Cuts Hit Yemen Amid Measles Crisis

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