
Measles cases are still rising – are we at a tipping point?
Measles cases are rising at alarming rates across Europe, the US and other parts of the world. Here’s why the virus is spreading - and what needs to happen.
Measles cases are rising at alarming rates across Europe, the US and other parts of the world. Here’s why the virus is spreading - and what needs to happen.
As we mark 30 years since the Beijing Declaration, investing in accessible, high-quality diagnostics must be prioritized for women's health equity goals.
Healthcare leaders in government, policy and industry worldwide must work to create an environment where innovation thrives and its adoption is seamless.
Also this week: AI reveals prostate cancer not just one disease; Donors pledge $600 million to fight cervical cancer.
Investing in equitable vaccine access is vital in the fight against pandemics. The RVMC Framework is a toolkit that regions can use to scale vaccine manufacturing.
Our global platform is developing effective best practices, sharing lessons learned, and guiding the development of value-based healthcare system transformation.
Value-based healthcare experts Meni Styliadou and Catherine MacLean explain what it is, how it works and what needs to happen to accelerate it.
Around 80% of people with prediabetes don’t know they have it.
By taking time to understand the role of mental models in patient decision-making, healthcare workers can offer better holistic care for Type 2 diabetes.
Strokes affect millions of people every year. Just like many other sub-fields of medicine, AI is disrupting and improving how we treat and prevent them.
Reframing health systems with a primary healthcare lens is not just a choice; it’s a moral obligation, a prerequisite for a society grounded in empathy.
A new, highly mutated COVID-19 variant is circulating - and scientists are on alert. Here’s why
Top health news: Research shows gender disparity in US medical expenses; COVID-19 vaccine pioneers take Nobel prize; WHO recommends second malaria vaccine.
Nearly half the global population doesn't have access to the most basic diagnostics. To hit the UN's 2030 goal of health care for all, that must change.
Patients fare better with female surgeons according to recent studies, yet the global gender gap means there is still an imbalance in the healthcare sector.