When it comes to a debate over the efficacy of vaccinations, it is best to let the facts speak for themselves.
How can we bring the apps and digital services used to manage health in developed nations to the whole world?
Scientists are still a long way from creating a visual prosthesis that works as well as a real human eye. But, engineers are making steady progress in what was once the realm of science f...
The World Health Organization’s most recent data on global deaths has good news for the African continent, including fewer people dying of HIV/AIDS and malaria.
Simple odor identification tests may help track the progression of Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms actually appear, particularly among those at risk.
The US government's 'Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds' report, explores the future of society.
Healthcare professionals have suggested some medical conditions are being diagnosed too often, and are calling for action to tackle over-diagnosis and the over-treatment it produces.
The persistence of misinformation spread by anti-vaccine campaigners is still having fatal effects. But it's only one instance of the kind of fake news that all scientists have a duty to ...
Researchers have outlined a new framework that may pave the way for a smartphone app that could predict seizures.
The actor and activist is on a not-so-secret mission to end open defecation and improve sanitation in developing countries.
This is part of a series of articles exploring the role the World Economic Forum has played in supporting the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ahead of our Sustainable Developme...
This is part of a series of articles exploring the role the World Economic Forum has played in supporting the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ahead of our Sustainable Developme...











