Unequal distribution of doctors, nurses and other professionals is putting pressure on healthcare systems worldwide.
Drug-resistant infections are challenging healthcare systems worldwide and prompting renewed international efforts to protect the effectiveness of antibiotics and other medicines.
GLP-1 therapies are changing the treatment landscape for obesity, while questions about affordability and equitable access remain unresolved.
The rapid adoption of AI in medicine is creating new opportunities for diagnosis and patient care while raising concerns about safety, transparency and inequality.
Regular ophthalmic assessments can detect eye diseases at an early stage, often before noticeable vision loss occurs, improving treatment outcomes.
Scientific evidence shows that balanced nutrition supports cardiovascular health, metabolic function and overall wellbeing throughout every stage of life.
Routine check-ups, vaccinations, parasite control and early disease detection help dogs and cats live healthier, longer lives while reducing the risk of serious medical conditions.
The fitness trend, which originated in the United States and has recently arrived in Argentina, combines mat Pilates with infrared heat. Health professionals say it may improve flexibility and wellbeing.
Research from Sweden indicates that tau protein spreads differently in early- and late-onset Alzheimer’s disease, highlighting the value of combining brain imaging with blood biomarkers for more personalised assessment.
A young biomedical researcher from Italy has received national recognition after investigating two experimental treatments designed to improve personalised care for prostate cancer patients, highlighting the importance of translational oncology research.
Growing popularity of tanning culture among young people is prompting health experts to warn that social media trends and misinformation may be encouraging behaviours linked to skin cancer and premature skin ageing.
Health specialists in Switzerland say integrated prevention measures—not extreme summer heat—are responsible for keeping Asian tiger mosquito populations under control.
Research from the United States and Europe suggests that digital platforms can reduce loneliness and improve access to information for older adults, but excessive screen time may also contribute to social isolation.
Health organisations across Italy are encouraging the public to prioritise eye care during the summer months, combining free ophthalmic examinations with practical guidance to reduce the risk of preventable eye conditions.
A multinational investigation involving more than 30,000 patients has found that diabetes is associated with poorer clinical outcomes, greater disease severity and a substantially higher risk of death among people with bronchiectasis.
A single injection designed to protect against three major respiratory viruses has demonstrated encouraging immune responses in animal studies conducted in the United States.
Canadian scientists identify key biological mechanisms that restore stomach tissue after injury, offering fresh insights into how disrupted healing may contribute to gastric cancer
Research from the United Kingdom suggests that low-dose sodium valproate could strengthen immune responses to vaccination, paving the way for improved protection in vulnerable populations
Health authorities in Uganda have not yet confirmed reports of a suspected Marburg virus disease case, while surveillance and preparedness efforts remain under close observation
Study from the United States suggests artificial intelligence could help identify patients with rare cancers who are more likely to benefit from immunotherapy using routine biopsy samples
Uganda expands logistical support for the regional Ebola response by improving medical supply distribution and cross-border emergency coordination across East and Central Africa
Research from the United States identifies a brain protein that influences ageing in animal studies, offering new insights into longevity and age-related health
Research from the United States indicates that caffeinated coffee and tea may contribute to long-term brain health when consumed as part of a healthy lifestyle
Research led in the United States suggests that a predominantly plant-based eating pattern, combined with appropriate meal timing, could contribute to a longer and healthier life
Health authorities strengthen immunisation efforts in La Libertad, Peru, to prevent further transmission and protect vulnerable children
More than 102,000 vaccine doses have been added to Peru’s national immunisation strategy, aiming to provide infants with protection against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) before birth and reduce hospital admissions during early infancy.
Study from Portugal suggests iron-regulating protein could enhance chemotherapy effectiveness while reducing treatment-related complications
Experts highlight the growing need for accurate information as the condition, recently renamed Polycystic Ovary Metabolic-Endocrine Syndrome, continues to affect millions of women worldwide
