Summer is coming. While superpowers engage in forever wars; while nation states, rogue states, and failed states flex their ...
A person in France has become the first ever human reported to have been infected with Shamonda virus, health authorities ...
Mahase rightly reminds us that Yellow Card reports of suspected adverse drug reactions cannot establish causality and should ...
A controversial hepatitis B vaccine trial planned in Guinea-Bissau will not proceed, its principal investigator Frederik ...
Climate crisis is a pressing security concern Seven of the nine planetary boundaries on which we rely to make the earth ...
A consultant given a formal warning after “manhandling” female students now faces an appeal by the General Medical Council ...
Extreme heat and lack of rainfall saw drought declared in the UK this summer. Canqi Li looks at how hospitals—and water ...
Weekly insulin jab is approved by MHRA The UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency approved the weekly insulin ...
Tom Nolan reviews this week’s research Symptoms of hereditary angioedema can be easily mistaken for allergy. Hereditary ...
The recent flooding in Nepal has shown the world just how vulnerable lower income countries can be to the worst effects of ...
Investing more in the military is not a solution to climate change, argues Neta Crawford Hard edged national security leaders talk about climate change as a “threat multiplier.”1 By this they mean ...
As nations divert larger proportions of their budgets to military uses, there is less available for climate, education, and other core human needs, with long term implications for health, write ...
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