Nepal's government health system operates on local as well as provincial and federal government levels, with local facilities focusing on basic health services, while provincial and federal hospitals ...

The WHO End TB Strategy targets a 90% reduction in global incidence by 2035, with programmatic scale-up of tuberculosis preventive treatment (TPT) in high-burden countries a key priority;1 yet there ...

Stage at diagnosis remains the strongest determinant of cancer survival, yet only 13% of cancers are detected through guideline-based screening, and 20–50% first present in an emergency department.

State-level policy environments, including fiscal and preventive health measures, might contribute to shaping respiratory health outcomes beyond individual risk factors. Integrating tobacco control ...

Most-favoured-nation pricing for brand-name medicines in Medicare was projected to decrease net spending. Potential ...

Admission out of area to a CAMHS ward is associated with increased likelihood of non-mental-health general hospital and emergency department use in the 60 months after discharge, raising important ...

Chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) are a major contributor to global mortality. In 2023, they accounted for an estimated 4·2 million deaths and ranked fourth among the leading causes of death ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) firms are exploiting loopholes and lax air pollution enforcement in a race to build new on-site ...

Global health is experiencing severe disruption in its traditional governance architecture, precipitated by drastic changes in financial flows, which has greatly affected low-income and middle-income ...

Both fractional doses of 17DD yellow fever vaccine were non-inferior to full doses in inducing initial seroconversion. The ...

The USA pays substantially more for the same branded drug compared with other high-income nations, with estimates suggesting the USA pays three to five times the price compared with most European ...

Official development assistance (ODA) is being cut faster than at any point in history.1 The USA, the UK, Japan, Germany, ...