The Colorado River Crisis: Why Water Quality and Supply Risks Are Becoming a Defining Challenge for the West
For decades, the Colorado River has been the lifeline of the American West. Supplying drinking water to tens of millions
Food Safety at a Crossroads: What a New U.S. Food Safety Agency Could Mean for Producers, Regulators, and Testing Labs
For decades, the U.S. food safety system has operated through a patchwork of authorities, shared responsibilities, and overlapping jurisdictions. While
Investigations of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks: Why Early Detection and Traceability Matter More Than Ever
Foodborne illness outbreaks rarely begin with headlines. They start quietly — a handful of isolated illnesses, a few consumer complaints,
When Public Health Labs Struggle: Why Resilient Testing Infrastructure Matters More Than Ever
Public health laboratories form one of the most critical — yet least visible — pillars of modern healthcare systems. They
Trade Restrictions on Medical Equipment: Proceed With Caution — and Build Quality into Every Supplier Decision
When global supply chains seize up, the cracks in preparedness show up fast — not as abstract policy debates, but
Regulatory Insights: How Stricter Device & Medicine Rules Are Reshaping Global Medical Supply Chains
Introduction: A New Era of Regulatory Scrutiny Around the world, regulatory agencies are raising the bar for medical devices, diagnostics,
