Better Climate, Better Health: Using Precision Public Health Tools to Tackle Climate-Sensitive Diseases in China
This report aims to raise climate action ambition, as well exploring how to adapt to the health impacts of climate change – the most detrimental challenge global societies face. Produced ...
Israeli start-up tests flying taxis for urgent hospital trips
Start-up Cando flew the vehicles high above Jerusalem and landed them at Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital. Mimicking a shipment of emergency medical supplies. eVTOL stands for ‘electric ver...
Fewer post-op complications for patients of female surgeons, studies find
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.
How rewarding care quality can advance Universal Health Coverage in low and middle-income countries
With most LMICs set to fall short of the 2030 Universal Health Coverage targets, new approaches are needed to enable countries to “do more with less”.
From mitigation to adaptation: 3 lessons for leaders putting health at the heart of climate action
The health sector must take action to mitigate its impact and help health systems adapt to increasing burdens. These initiatives show what can be achieved.
Parkinson's blood test shows promise, and other health stories you need to read
Top health news: Blood test for Parkinson's shows promise; Cancer cases in under-50s show dramatic rise; US officials look to reclassify marijuana.
Why addressing burnout among healthcare workers is crucial to advance health-related SDGs
While governments, NGOs and the private sector often commit to putting patients first, the need to recognize healthcare worker burnout is just as vital.
How to build a more resilient manufacturing sector 'by putting human health at the centre'
Climate change’s impacts on manufacturing and supply chains have effects on workforce health, requiring economic and workforce resilience building.
A healthy diet can cut tuberculosis infections by nearly 50%
A new study found that people who received a monthly food basket were 40% less likely to develop tuberculosis than those who did not.
Climate change will affect all our health – but some will suffer more. What can we do?
With climate change bringing with it a host of health consequences, it is imperative that underserved and at-risk populations are not unfairly impacted.
How unleashing the power of data will provide health security for Africa's displaced
Harnessing credible data empowers stakeholders with the tools to support vulnerable African communities with more inclusive healthcare development.
Could perfume be our secret weapon in the war on mosquitoes?
A fragrance company is developing new repellents for mosquitoes that use scents instead of chemicals. It could help prevent the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.