Humans are projected to live longer and longer - how can we change our outlook on work, caretaking and education to adapt? Stanford's Martha Deevy explains.
Health systems worldwide have been hit hard by COVID-19. As we get back on track, new possibilities are emerging to strengthen healthcare for the future.
What shifts will we see in healthcare in 2022? Experts discuss the likely future impact of tech, investment and digitalization on patients around the world.
Almost 120,000 people were waiting for an organ in September 2021 in the U.S. But could a successful transplant of a pig's heart to a human be a game-changer?
A man in the US, suffering from heart disease became the first person ever to receive a transplant from a genetically modified pig heart this year.
Alongside tackling COVID-19 and the climate crisis in conflict zones, humanitarians need help to address autonomous weapons and cyber risk in 2022.
A new predictive model paves the way for early-stage lung cancer screening - and could be applied in future to the early detection of Alzheimer's disease.
Genomic sequencing allows researchers to understand if a virus is new to the human population, if it's a variant, and also how to develop a vaccine.
New diagnostic capabilities promise to make healthcare more personalized and pre-emptive – if the right technology and incentives are put into place
The pandemic might have dominated health headlines this year, but there have been lots of other stories on the World Health Organization’s global health agenda.
The EU has cleared Pfizer’s COVID pill for use to prevent hospitalization and death. It’s just one of many COVID-19 pills in development.
Researchers studied the risk factors associated with a decline in cognitive health linked to dementia - and found they include education and exercise.







