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.
Healthcare network in the Amazon region expands preventive strategies against dengue and malaria through locally produced solutions
New medical equipment introduced in Iquitos aims to improve diagnostic capacity and reduce waiting times for gastrointestinal procedures
Health authorities deploy community-based strategy to improve immunisation coverage among children and reduce outbreak risks
Comprehensive analysis led by researchers in the United States reveals complex relationship between alcohol intake and chronic diseases, with consistent evidence pointing to increased cancer risk
Medical students’ association urges strengthened prevention strategies, improved access to testing, and enhanced sexual health education amid record infection levels
New findings from Austria and the United Kingdom highlight both the promise and challenges of blood-based diagnostics and personalised oncology
A new injectable treatment under investigation in Portugal shows promising tumour response rates in early clinical studies
Health authorities in Indonesia deploy targeted mobile X-ray programmes to detect tuberculosis early among vulnerable populations
Targeted health programmes in Indonesia aim to improve early detection of HIV, hepatitis, and other infections among prison populations
New national approach aims to decentralise liver disease services, prioritising early diagnosis and broader access for adult populations in Indonesia
How a digital design specialist in Shenzhen became an invisible partner to clinics across three continents and why the rest of the world is only just catching up.
New insights highlight how routine sun exposure combined with environmental pollution is increasing dermatological risks, prompting a shift towards everyday photoprotection strategies
Widespread presence of invasive species highlights growing risk of mosquito-borne diseases across southern regions
Health policy shift aims to expand access to GLP-1 therapies while targeting individuals with severe obesity
Longitudinal study suggests environmental factors may influence cognitive maturation during critical developmental stages
Health authorities in India implement precautionary measures following traveller’s symptoms linked to outbreak regions in Central Africa
Health authorities emphasise immunisation and surveillance following confirmed infections across multiple regions
Local programme highlights the role of active ageing, nutrition, and early screening in reducing heart disease risk
Global experts convene in Lisbon to explore innovative models and therapeutic strategies for spinal cord damage
Health advocates urge policy reform to address long-term impact of thyroid disorders on patients’ quality of life
Rising temperatures could enable disease-carrying mosquitoes to establish in previously unaffected regions, researchers warn
One of the world's largest public healthcare systems remains a global reference. At the same time, patients, physicians and courts continue to expose a troubling reality: access delayed can become access denied.
New research suggests current diagnostic standards may overlook early-stage iron deficiency in school-aged populations
Researchers in the United States identify IDOL enzyme as a potential pathway to reduce brain damage and improve resilience in Alzheimer’s disease
Global health authorities warn that limited medical tools and delayed vaccine readiness could complicate containment efforts in Central Africa
Veterinarians play a crucial role in controlling zoonotic diseases and supporting both rural and urban communities
Italian nutritionists are working to maintain one of the world’s healthiest dietary patterns amid lifestyle shifts
