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How the world can gear up for the fight against cancer

From eradicating tobacco usage to strengthening primary care, there are many measures we can take to tackle the rise of cancer as global populations grow and age.

Sarbani Chakraborty 18 Apr 2019

Future of Health and Healthcare

Doctors say they've cured 10 infants of 'bubble boy' disease

The disease, which typically effects boys, is a genetic defect that leaves children without an immune system.

Gene Emery · Reuters 18 Apr 2019

Inclusive Growth Framework

This is how an African free trade area could impact people's health

African governments must act immediately to address the AfCFTA's potential negative implications for Africans' health, writes a doctor and health economist.

Walter Ochieng · Project Syndicate 18 Apr 2019

3 ways Africa can improve the health of women and children

By lowering barriers to private involvement, Africa can revolutionize its healthcare systems root and branch.

Temitayo Erogbogbo 17 Apr 2019

Healthcare Delivery

This groundbreaking treatment is giving hope to stroke victims

Thrombectomy is a revolutionary stroke treatment where the clot is literally sucked out of the patient’s brain.

Iris Grunwald · The Conversation 16 Apr 2019

If 75 is the new 65, we need to rethink what it means to be old

Researchers believe that it’s better to think about older people not in terms of their chronological ages, but in terms of their remaining life expectancy.

Warren Sanderson and Sergei Scherbov · The Conversation 16 Apr 2019

Why a sense of humor is an essential life skill

Studies have shown that a sense of humor can improve your mental and physical health, boost your attractiveness, and improve your leadership skills.

Matt Davis · Big Think 16 Apr 2019

Future of Health and Healthcare

This neural implant could radically improve the lives of disabled people

The Stentrode, a neural implant that could allow paralyzed people to communicate, can be delivered to a patient’s brain through the jugular vein.

Dan Robitzski · Futurism 15 Apr 2019

Agriculture, Food and Beverage

This is how much veg people in the EU are really eating

Vegetable consumption varies significantly across EU member states. This chart shows who's eating the most.

Niall McCarthy · Statista 11 Apr 2019

Future of Health and Healthcare

Why sleeping at work could actually make you better at your job

The lines between work and home are blurring, and research suggests Americans are getting less sleep than previous generations. Is encouraging napping at work the answer?

Jamie Gruman · The Conversation 10 Apr 2019

Which countries get the most sleep – and how much do we really need?

As everyone tries to have a lie-in on World Sleep Day on 15 March, here are the nations that are best at bedding down and why it matters more than you think.

Sean Fleming 10 Apr 2019

Education, Gender and Work

Across the world, women outlive men. This is why

A look at how attitudes to well-being play in to life expectancy, and how gender and wealth can make a difference.

Emma Charlton 09 Apr 2019

Light pollution: the dark side of keeping the lights on

Light pollution has a been linked to a number of negative health effects, ranging from mental health conditions to obesity.

Bernard Coetzee · The Conversation 09 Apr 2019

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

How Leonardo da Vinci's sketches showed humans as complex machines

Leonardo da Vinci was able to translate many of the anatomical observations he made from dissecting bodies into blueprints for machines.

Susan Broomhall and Ivan Marusic · The Conversation 09 Apr 2019

How fish slime could spawn a new kind of antibiotics

Researchers are investigating the microbes found within the mucus coating of fish in search of new antimicrobial and antiviral compounds.

Sandra Loesgen · The Conversation 08 Apr 2019

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