A recent study has found that living within 100 metres of a tree can reduce the need for antidepressants among city dwellers.
The World Health Organization has developed its Learning Academy, using 360 cameras to make 3D models of emergency departments and save virtual lives.
This toolkit aims to provide stakeholders exploring the use of disruptive technologies in mental health with the tools to develop, adopt and engage standards and policies that address any...
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The Global Future Council on Healthy Ageing and Longevity shares ideas on how technology will enable people to live healthier, more fulfilling lives at all ages.
A study in Canada found new pressures are particularly affecting mothers, who have reported higher rates of anxiety and depression during the pandemic.
Anita Milicic, from Oxford University, explains how adjuvants work and why in the face of existing and new pathogens we need more public awareness on them.
Global healthcare must scale-up innovative solutions to minimize the burden of infectious diseases, strengthen primary care and improve patient outcomes.
Nanodiamonds can be used as an alternative to existing microscopic markers helping scientists research celluar diseases, like cancer.
How can parents and carers help boys navigate the challenges of adolescence? Paediatrician Dr Ranj Singh has some advice.
Mental health hubs in Australia are an effective way to provide mental health and social services in one location, writes psychologist Christine Grové.
The COVID-19 pandemic has stalled the number of people being diagnosed with TB. In response, these public-private initiatives are working to reach them.






