In 2013, WPSR adopted a strategic priority around reducing income inequality and promoting livable wages. Extreme disparities in wealth, such as the growing gap between the richest and poorest in the U.S., have a negative impact on health outcomes.

In April, 2014, the sixth group of medical professionals sponsored by WPSR and hosted by the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme journeyed to Gaza to offer care and consultation.

A letter to the editor from PSR member Lisa Iannucci on the need for a strong carbon rule from the EPA.

An op-ed from PSR's Dr. Alan Lockwood on the importance of fighting climate change. Vote for Dr. Lockwood's piece in the Debate Club.

A radio interview with PSR Board Member Dr. Alan Lockwood on the public health impacts of coal.

PSR Hudson-Mohawk and other groups called on Governor Andrew Cuomo to issue a moratorium on fracking in the state, citing health concerns.

A radio interview with PSR's Steven Starr on the global consequences of nuclear war.

A letter to the editor from Western North Carolina PSR member Robert F. Howarth.

The Board of Directors of WPSR is very pleased to welcome its new executive director, Laura Skelton, and to introduce her to our members and to the community.

An op-ed on the Marshall Islands lawsuit by PSR-Los Angeles Board Member Dr. Robert Dodge and Nobel Laureate Jody Williams.

An op-ed from PSR's Dr. Lynn Ringenberg on new emissions standards for coal-fired power plants.

PSR member and climate scientist Alan Robock lays out the reasons to work for clean, safe energy, not nuclear power.

A letter to the editor from PSR's Drs. Catherine Thomasson and Ira Helfand.

An op-ed from PSR Board Member Dr. Ira Helfand.

PSR's Barb Gottlieb on the dangerous toxins found in coal ash.

Programe MUFAHMAT for Global TV Washington DC

"We already know there’s no safe threshold for lead exposure, and we also know that lead is toxic and a possible carcinogen even at low levels, leading to brain damage and learning disabilities," Kathy Attar, toxics program manager with Physicians for Social Responsibility, a consumer protection group, told IPS.

A round up of letters to the editor in newspapers around the country from PSR members, activists, and leaders.