Cuts to international aid are risking the development of Asia's youngest democracy. Ted Alcorn reports from Dili.

Talha Burki speaks with Fred Ramsdell, Mary Brunkow, and Shimon Sakaguchi about their Nobel-winning discoveries in peripheral immune tolerance.

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Community-acquired pneumonia is a major global health challenge that disproportionately affects vulnerable populations, ...

This year is the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the extermination and concentration camps. After World War 2 ended in ...

After nearly 2 years of war and severe restrictions in humanitarian aid, tens of thousands of preschool-aged children in the ...

Social, economic, cultural, and environmental policies, in conjunction with health system performance and equitable access to ...

Staphylococcus aureus infections remain a formidable health threat, responsible for the most infection-related deaths ...

How are clinicians to preserve core clinical skills in an era of algorithmic assistance? As artificial intelligence (AI) assumes a growing role in clinical practice, concern is mounting that ...

Legal definitions of sexual violence vary globally. In some legislations, rape constitutes a form of aggravated sexual assault, whereas others differentiate between rape, assault by penetration, and ...

Emerging evidence indicates that sustainable lifestyle changes—such as increasing physical activity, adopting healthy dietary ...

Data on who is dying, when they are dying, and what they are dying from are crucial for identifying vulnerable populations ...