Since 2020, there has been a marked uptick in articles focused on links between cancer and climate change.1 As documented by a 2025 bibliometric analysis,1 major foci include: “climate change and ...

The March, 2026, decision by the French drug regulatory agency to approve intravenous racemic ketamine for the treatment of adult severe suicidal crisis1 represents a major step forward in the ...

Every 1% increase in military spending drives a 0·62% reduction in public health spending.1 This trade-off is more intense in low-income countries, where a 1% increase in military spending results in ...

The incidence of paediatric cancers has been difficult to assess, due both to the nature of these cancers and to inadequate data availability. Globally, only 21% of the population lives in areas with ...

We thank Katrin Milger and colleagues for their thoughtful comments on our Series paper on anti-cytokine biologics for severe asthma.1 We agree that blood eosinophils should not be used in isolation ...

Unprotected left main coronary artery disease is one of the most studied anatomical subsets in coronary revascularisation. Current guidelines from the USA and Europe endorse coronary artery bypass ...

The spring morning in 2026 was not the first time I had seen Tracey Emin's 1995 work Why I Never Became a Dancer but it was the first time it made me cry. The short 7-minute film tells the story of ...

Fistula is common in Somalia but stigma and lack of care means that many women continue to face shame and barriers to treatment. Clotilde Bigot reports.

The World Bank classification of low-income, middle-income, and high-income country groups, that uses gross national income per capita, shapes financing, research priorities, and political narratives.

As patents on semaglutide expire, manufacturers are poised to introduce cheaper generic versions of blockbuster drugs, with far-reaching effects on the obesity crisis. Megan Tatum reports.

OpenAI has announced plans to introduce advertising within free and low-cost versions of ChatGPT, alongside voluntary safeguards including separation of advertisements from responses, privacy ...

Global health expert and advocate Nina R Schwalbe has spent her career working on multifaceted global health issues, ranging from HIV and tuberculosis prevention to negotiations for a pandemic treaty.