When Public Health Teams Stop Raising Concerns
Silence in public health is not always a sign of stability. Sometimes, it is evidence that experienced professionals no longer believe escalation leads anywhere.
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Where Public Health Meets the Maritime Industry
The Cabinmate Problem
Shared cabins are a common feature of crew life onboard, but they can create unexpected challenges when effective isolation is required for illness prevention.
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Why More Oversight Isn’t Improving Inspection Outcomes
Public health outcomes are determined less by the presence of oversight, and more by how effectively it is embedded into a company’s culture and daily operations.
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MHS Annual Review of Vessel Sanitation Program Inspections 2025
The MHS Annual Review of VSP Inspections 2025 highlights trends that provide a broader view of how cruise ship public health performance is evolving.
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Influenza at Sea: What Cruise Ships Can (and Can’t) Control
While influenza outbreaks cannot be fully prevented onboard, cruise lines can take measures that significantly influence their size and impact.
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Do Sneeze Guards Actually Work?
Sneeze guards provide a visible layer of protection, but their real-world value is often more limited than their perceived ability to prevent contamination.
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