This article outlines four actions leaders can take now to increase the safety of their employees and decrease business disruption in the event of future community outbreaks.

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Corporations are facing increased scrutiny over their political spending—particularly when their stated values seem to contradict their lobbying efforts.

Luis Pareras MD, PhD, provides insight for bringing innovative concepts to reality.

Social determinants of health are related to population health and clearly deserve our attention. But what about global health or international health…or the seemingly lost cousin, public health?

During and after times of crisis, leaders must ensure they are confident and direct, while still maintaining a level of compassion and empathy.

Physician members from around the world share their leadership experiences and insights.

Corporations must first accept that it is their duty to respond to historical crimes.

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