The Brooklyn Quarterly talks with Markus Potter, director of 'Stalking the Bogeyman,' about theater, violence, and the dark side of humanity.
By Yaffa Fredrick
In conversation with Eula Biss about her book On Immunity: An Inoculation
By Jane Greenway Carr
Cancer genomics and the fight to keep science alive
By Daniel M. Choi
Tracking the Ebola and Swine Flu epidemics within the US using Google Search Trends
By Sandy Nader and Alexia Nader
What's it like to be a psychoanalyst? We ask five to explain.
By Jessica Gross and Kristin Oakley
People might disagree about why my last project ended, but “quality” is never on the list.
By Liana Rosenkrantz Woskie
Across the world, the public is not healthy.
By Renée Fiorentino
Public health has not made me rich. But the rewards are so much more than monetary.
By Richard O'Donnell
Public health occupies the unenviable space of being too academic and not academic enough.
By Teddy Svoronos
Condoms. That’s all we heard. For years. Condom condoms condoms.
By David Caron
