With the two vaccines previously approved for the virus in the US, an expert answers 6 questions about how they work, who can get them and how well they prevent infection.
The US declared monkeypox a national public health emergency on 4 August. The move aims to make more resources available to slow the spread of the virus.
Despite having many health benefits, Nordic walking's popularity remains limited. Here's 7 reasons why it is better for us than walking without poles.
The fact that cells are so specialized has implications for gene therapy, a way to treat genetic diseases by correcting the source of the error in a patient’s DNA.
Mindful meditation has been proven to improve focus, ease psychological symptoms such as stress, depression, and anxiety, and increase mental resilience.
Developing countries need support to provide sustainable and equitable eye care services to tackle preventable sight loss.
Women’s pay in health and care work is 24% less than men, finds a new global analysis of the sector’s gender pay gap by the ILO and WHO.
MIT engineers have designed a stamp-sized device that sticks to skin and provides continuous ultrasound imaging of internal organs for up to 48 hours.
The COVID-19 outbreak highlighted how multilateralism is key in addressing existing global health inequities and tackling future pandemics.
With healthcare becoming increasingly digitalized securing healthcare data is vital. Strict regulations are required to protect this sensitive information.
This year, over 1,000 children across 35 different countries mysteriously fell sick with hepatitis. Was this outbreak of liver inflammation a one-off, or is it a sign of worse to come?
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