My conversation with an EMT and what it reveals about American economic life.

Doctors are ethically required to provide healthcare that is consistent with modern medical standards. If the law requires them to provide worse care—such as what’s happening with restrictive abortion laws—then the law is unjust and must simply be disregarded.

The injustice of US healthcare is especially pronounced in prisons and jails, where care is denied, delayed, and inadequate and sometimes even constitutes another form of punishment.

The National Health Service is the British socialist movement’s greatest achievement. Now, it’s under threat.

Journalist Nick Dearden on the basics of “pharmanomics.”

On the politics of ransom, and why there is no substitute for free universal healthcare.

We can argue about whether the Biden administration violated the First Amendment in encouraging social media platforms to take down COVID misinformation. But even if it was legal, it was a poor substitute for sensible public health policy.

The New York congresswoman explains why universal free access to menstrual products is critical for health justice.