Researchers are looking into whether a genetic element can explain why some people haven't caught COVID-19. Scientists are examining DNA to find out more.
COVID-19 demonstrated that a united global response is the most effective way to ensure global health resilience.
Non-traditional data, data collaborations and lessons learned across sectors can provide a way to understand the crisis in a time of diminishing resources.
Mobile tech, such as apps that provide guidance on maternal and neonatal care, can help empower healthcare workers to deliver safer births in emergencies.
US healthcare system spending is higher than anywhere else in the world, at $12,318 per person in 2021. Germany ranks second despite spending 40% less.
Many people who suffer with long COVID are susceptible to developing other health symptoms, including shortness of breath, and obesity.
Climate change poses a significant threat to eye health, which will have knock-on effects for jobs, education, economies and more. Here's what leaders must consider now.
Rising temperatures are causing genetic changes in a type of fungus, which may increase its potential to cause diseases. However, face masks can protect us.
Gut microbes can influence your cancer risk by changing how your cells behave. Beneficial microbes are typically found in plant-based diets.
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Beyond the creation and supply of women’s health treatments, overcoming sexual and reproductive health barriers also relies on breaking down a lack of awareness.
Since COVID-19, case numbers for infections like flu, Strep A and RSV have increased. Some experts say pandemic lockdowns resulted in a drop in population-wide immunity.









