The World Health Summit has proved itself the premier global health event of the year. Under the banner “Taking ...
The recent ceasefire agreement is bringing a fragile peace to Gaza. Aside from a cessation of hostilities, it has important ...
The integration of Bruton tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitors into first-line treatment regimens, in combination with ...
It is a truth universally acknowledged”, Meghan O’Rourke writes in her memoir The Invisible Kingdom (2022), “that a young ...
FACT: #COVID19 is NOT airborne”, declared a tweet from WHO in March, 2020. WHO did not officially accept until almost 2 years later that infection by SARS-CoV-2 could after all be caused by long-range ...
International outcomes in breast, cervical, and ovarian cancers highlight opportunities to improve health-care delivery for ...
We read with interest the Lancet Commission1 on rethinking coronary artery disease, which shifts focus from ischaemia to atherosclerosis. The prominence of diet as a risk factor for atherosclerotic ...
The UK is facing a pharma exodus. Major pharmaceutical companies have withdrawn about £2 billion in proposed investment from ...
Cuts to international aid are risking the development of Asia's youngest democracy. Ted Alcorn reports from Dili.
As the US foreign assistance architecture faces unprecedented dismantling, lessons from past crises take on urgent significance. Our new analysis of COVID-19 donor funding1 reveals a profound ...
Development of the latest class of incretin-based therapeutics for diabetes and obesity has been heralded as a major step ...
Amid accelerating advances in artificial intelligence, the UK risks neglecting the biological foundations of natural ...
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