As the negative effects of noise pollution become increasingly clear, communities are working together to turn down the volume.

Thanks to the city’s growing network, nearly all Barcelonans now live within a 10-minute walk of a free, comfortable, accessible climate shelter.

The concept is simple: a small cash reward for each negative drug test. And there’s solid science behind it.

A visual exploration of how virtually every aspect of our lives is intertwined with our health.

Groundbreaking science is unearthing all sorts of surprising ways gardening is good for your health, mood and quality of life.

With the help of objects and prompts from the past, those with dementia are able to focus on what remains rather than what’s been lost.

Across more than 100 villages, in-depth education about nutrition and natural farming has vastly improved the health of vulnerable residents.

Women are still underrepresented in medical research. But thanks to trailblazers like cardiologist Marianne Legato and patient advocate Carolyn Thomas, that’s starting to change.

So much of managing diabetes takes place outside the doctor’s office. That’s where peer coaches — who can give advice based on experience — step in.

Our diet impacts our health, as both health care and anti-hunger organizations have long understood. Now, they’re beginning to collaborate.

In Denmark, prescriptions for group-based experiences, like concerts or library read-alouds, are helping people reconnect with themselves.

Walking therapy — simply walking and talking with intention — has been shown to relieve stress, loneliness, burnout and more.

Helping vulnerable people to live in comfortable temperatures through the cold winter months can help them stay in better health, too.

At the French city of Lille’s Palais des Beaux-Arts, “museo-therapy” draws on the power of art to improve health and wellbeing.

A new series about how whole-person health is transforming the patient journey.