News in Brief Meet the Reeds: An Austin, Texas, Family Confronts Their Obesity A community rallies to help some of their own. Will they succeed? By James McWilliams A woman weighing… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief A Mysterious New Zika Case There’s a new case of Zika in Utah, and no one seems quite sure where it came from.… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Australia Eliminated AIDS as a Public-Health Threat The U.S. could be wise to take note. By Madeleine Thomas The Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Research Gone Wild: Every Eat-This-to-Lose-Weight Study Ever What Was Said “Berries, Apples May Aid Weight Loss,” “Vitamin E Could Protect Against Liver Cancer,” “Eating Chocolate… Francie Diep
News in Brief Youth Suicides in Utah Are on the Rise State officials aren’t sure exactly why, but there are several likely culprits — and targets for intervention. By Kate Wheeling… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief ‘It’s Low-Fat, So I Can Eat All I Want!’ Consciously or not, that seems to be what we tell ourselves as we shop for food. By Tom… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Drug and Device Makers Find a Receptive Audience Among Doctors in the South An analysis shows that where a hospital is located and who owns it make a big difference in… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Tracking the Zika Virus at the Olympics The National Institutes of Health announced today that it will fund a study to monitor members of the… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Boarding Schools in Canada Made Native Children Less Healthy Boarding-school records from Canada offer a unique glimpse into native kids’ health from the 1920s to the ’50s.… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Teenagers Surrounded by Green Are Less Aggressive New research finds yet another benefit to living in close contact with the natural environment. By Tom Jacobs… Pacific Standard Staff