Putting America First by Stopping Outbreaks at Their Source

U.S. investment in global health security doesn’t just save lives. Preventing diseases from entering our borders costs far less than responding to them when they come.

Why Continued U.S. Leadership on HIV Is Essential

The end of AIDS as a public health threat is within sight. Continued vigorous U.S. support is essential to reach that goal.

From Atlanta to Côte D'Ivoire: How the CDC Protects Americans Overseas

A Q&A with Audrey Knutson Luxenberg, CDC Côte d’Ivoire’s strategic information branch chief.

How to Prevent a Bacterial Pandemic in Central America

Antimicrobial resistance is not simply a medical problem; it is a diplomatic challenge.

“Wherever the Wind Takes Us”—Poor Air Quality and Long-Term Foreign Service

One ESTH officer with access to an air quality monitor set out to discover how poor air quality at some posts might affect fellow Foreign Service officers and their family members.

MED Provider Portal: Modernizing the Foreign Service Health Care Experience

The Department of State’s progress toward an electronic health record system can improve health care outcomes for Foreign Service members worldwide.

When USAID Disappears

President’s Views

The Privilege of Serving You

Letter from the Editor

Global Health Diplomacy Today

Message from the Military

Diplomats Serve at the Tip of the Spear

Speaking Out

Reimagining the Foreign Service EER

Reflections

Effective Public Diplomacy During NATO Enlargement

Local Lens

Mount Nebo, Jordan

Letters

Talking Points

In Memory

Books

State VP Voice

A Foreign Service for the People, by the People

FCS VP Voice

What I’ve Learned

Retiree VP Voice

Parting Advice