Court strikes down NIH's unlawful termination of research grants on topics including DEI and gender identity

One in five U.S. foods and drinks contain synthetic dyes, study shows

Federal district court strikes down NIH's unlawful directives that led to the elimination of critical research

NIH Grants Termination lawsuit: Reply in support of Plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction

CSPI's Dr. Peter Lurie featured in TIME 100 in Health list

CSPI President Dr. Peter Lurie has been recognized by TIME Magazine as one of the 100 most influential leaders in global health.

CSPI and your health: Our strategic plan for 2025-2030

CSPI's Strategic Plan 2025-2030 reinforces and expands our commitment to evidence-based and community-informed nutrition, food safety, and health policies.

Building power through co-learning and collaboration

Why are groceries so expensive? What you need to know

As Americans pay more than ever for groceries, here's a look at the factors—drought, inflation, disease, price gouging and more—contributing to high food costs.

Prevagen ordered to cease ‘memory improvement’ claims

Quincy Bioscience, maker of 'brain support' supplement Prevagen, has been ordered to cease marketing its product for 'memory improvement.' Here's what to know.

CSPI’s 2024 victories: What we’ve accomplished this year