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For scientists to better correlate genes and disease, millions of people need to voluntarily have their genomes analyzed.

Genetic testing made Discover editor Boonsri Dickinson fear for the future of her eyes, and her gut.

Boonsri Dickinson had three direct-to-consumer companies analyze her genetic susceptibility to disease, and the results were all over the map.

Paul Hoffman, Big Think’s Editorial Chairman, introduces a panel discussion on genetic testing.

A conversation with the President and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

To create a culture of wellness, Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, urges business and government to prevent illness in the first place.

Why we may be first generation in modern history to raise offspring less healthy than ourselves.

Electronic medical records will empower patients to self-manage their health, says Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

The CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation calls for improved access to healthcare information so patients can decide if operations and therapies are actually needed.

Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, implores hospitals to focus more on “ultimate outcomes”–patients getting better and staying healthy.

With donations and endowments drying up, charities and philanthropies should approach the economic downtown differently, says Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Oprah’s word can reverse years of bad luck for any writer or publisher.

The editor saw a huge niche for an organization to promote literature in translation in mainstream publishing.

Corporate publishing has dealt a strong blow to foreign writers trying to publish in English.

Dr. Art Kellermann, professor of emergency medicine and public health and associate dean for health policy at Emory University offers his prescription for heathcare reform, patient “dumping,” the soaring cost […]

Frans de Waal is director of the Living Links Center at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center and a professor of psychology at Emory University. His current research includes food-sharing, […]

David Lynn, professor of biomolecular chemistry at Emory University, is at the forefront of innovative research on supramolecular self-assembly and the origin of life, leading to discoveries which could play […]

Dennis Choi, director of Emory University’s Neuroscience Center, is renowned for his groundbreaking research on brain and spinal cord injury and for his broad knowledge and insight into the mind-brain […]

Director of the Global Perspectives Program and associate professor of international business and finance at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, Rosensweig discusses the proper role of government regulation in emerging […]

Even though exports are down 25%, the country is in OK shape.

An illegal PDF version of the memoirs is being circulated all over the country, says Adi Ignatius.

The importance of Obama’s recent efforts to strengthen ties in the region cannot be understated. As the Former Beijing Bureau Chief for the WSJ reports, in times of economic instability, […]

Since the release of their father’s memoirs, life hasn’t been bad, says Adi Ignatius.

By putting him under house arrest, the government made him a non-person, says Adi Ignatius

There was serious infighting among top Communist Party officials.

The incident wasn’t actually a rebellion, says Adi Ignatius.

Why the “Wall Street Journal’s” Adi Ignatius was entrusted with the keys.

A Conversation with the Editor-in-Chief of Harvard Business Review

The extreme free marketers have their pros and cons.