On March 25, WPSR members, new supporters, and old friends came together to meet with renowned nuclear weapons abolitionist and PSR Co-Founder Helen Caldicott, MD.

Public policy and funding has yet to grasp war's heavy toll on non-soldiers as a public-health problem. Smart minds at the University of Washington's Department of Global Health and the Physicians for Social Responsibility appropriately seek to change that.

When Evan Kanter adds up the costs of war, he doesn't only consider the cost of fighter jets and tanks, he also counts his patients at a veterans hospital in Seattle, where he works as a psychiatrist treating active-duty military personnel and veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Co-sponsored by Physicians for Social Responsibility, the conference will define preventing war and reducing violence as an emerging area of study and practice for people in the global health field, how students and professionals can promote peace, and how to develop new global health leaders who are focused on that goal.

Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility recently announced the three winners of its Greenfield Peace Writing Contest for Oregon High School Students. The contest asked students to answer this question: "In a world where we struggle with wars, injustice, violence in our communities and the threat of environmental devastation ... what does peace mean to you?"

An op-ed by Maine PSR member Dr. Paul Averill Liebow.

An op-ed by PSR's Dr. Ira Helfand on how we can acheive a nuclear weapons free world. Dr. Helfand is representing PSR at this year's Nobel Peace Prize ceremony honoring President Obama.

A local news clip on PSR's Dr. Ira Helfand, who will be representing PSR at this year's Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo.

Dr. Ira Helfand will be representing PSR at this year's Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo.

An op-ed on Afghanistan by Dr. Robert Dodge, a board member of PSR Los Angeles.