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The Trump administration recently proposed an illogical rollback of fuel economy standards for new cars. These standards have been regulated by the federal government since 1975 and were most recently updated in 2024. These fuel economy standards have incentivized auto makers to build cleaner, more efficient cars that are less likely to cause negative health impacts. Not ...


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In this first week of the new year, we at Physicians for Social Responsibility are outraged at the escalating violence. Bombs and guns do not bring peace and justice, in Latin America or in U.S. cities, and we call for an end to this deadly new wave of U.S. militarism.

For nearly a year now, the Trump administration has empowered ICE to terrorize cities across t...


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IPPNW leaders at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in 1985. Photo: IPPNW

Steve Overman, MD MPH and Sean Arent, Washington PSR | Seattle Times

Forty years after IPPNW’s Nobel Prize, the world once again needs clear voices willing to speak uncomfortable truths. Nuclear weapons do n...


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Throughout 2025, PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition program worked in advocacy, education, and global partnership to confront escalating nuclear dangers and advance a health-centered vision for disarmament. As nuclear risks continued to rise — from eroding arms control to renewed testing rhetoric — PSR worked to elevate the voices of health professionals to make clear that nucle...


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Enough is enough. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. should have never become the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. His decisions in this position have been misinformed at best and outright deadly at worst. If he continues his tenure, it will come at the expense of the health and lives of Americans. He must be impeached.

Congresswoman Haley Stevens (M...


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