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On January 27th, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists announced the 2026 time of their Doomsday Clock. It is now 85 seconds to midnight, four seconds closer than in 2025.
Op-ed by Magritte Gordaneer, PSR Nuclear Weapons Abolition Program Manager, in the Nevada Current.
In this first week of the new year, we at Physicians for Social Responsibility are outraged at the escalating violence. Bombs and guns do not bring peace and justice, in Latin America or in U.S. cities, and we call for an end to this deadly new wave of U.S. militarism.
As nuclear risks continued to rise—from eroding arms control to renewed testing rhetoric—PSR worked to elevate the voices of health professionals to make clear that nuclear weapons are a public health emergency.
My Green Doctor has resources that can help your medical office or clinic plan for power disruptions by creating a continuity of care plan which allows you to minimize the risks of harm to your patients and staff and the lifesaving medications in your clinic or office.
This shutdown didn’t happen in a vacuum. The consolidation of power exhibited by the Trump Administration since January can and should be viewed as a sort of “rolling shutdown.”
PSR Board Member Ann Suellentrop, MSRN, reports on the 911 March for Health and Science, an event co-sponsored by PSR.
The new film, A House of Dynamite, directed by Kathryn Bigelow was released on Netflix on October 24th. The thriller reached number one on streaming charts on the platform, being the most popular movie of the weekend.
From October 2nd to 4th, representatives, members, and staff of PSR attended the 24th IPPNW World Congress in Nagasaki, Japan. This congress, held in the last city to be bombed by a nuclear weapon, was bookended by meetings of the IPPNW International Council where PSR represented the United States in these international fora.