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

Solange Peters has been on various paths before her current role battling lung and other thoracic cancers. Today, she is ...

A 54-year-old male has a cardiac arrest, witnessed by his coworkers who immediately perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation ...

Physician-scientists, who engage in both patient care and scientific inquiry, represent an increasingly small portion of the physician workforce. In the USA, only 1·3% of physicians reported research ...

The US Executive Order of Aug 10, 2026, establishing “Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations”,1 should be considered not only a domestic policy change but also a potential global health ...

Ebola outbreaks place extraordinary demands on the people tasked with containing them. The ongoing Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, following cross-border ...

From constructing cell-like systems to creating genomes from scratch, synthetic biology is having a moment. What will it mean ...

Late and missed diagnoses, delays in cancer care, and physical harm were partly caused by England's National Health Service ...

Lipoprotein(a) is causally associated with an increased risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and calcific aortic ...

The biologic treatments approved for the management of severe asthma have transformed the outlook for patients over the past ...

Witness testimony by Ukrainian prisoners of war describes how medical staff participated in or enabled mistreatment. Ed Holt reports.

As extreme heat and wildfires dominate news headlines across Europe, Kulpreet Singh’s exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London, surveys the burning earth from a practising farmer’s perspective. The ...