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Indian WHO surveillance network to close, as docto...
Kamala ThiagarajanTamil NaduA major World Health Organization hub that provides surveillance of polio and other diseases in India…
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WHO warns of “explosive” yellow fever outbreak...
- BY Luke Taylor
The Pan American Health Organization is calling for countries across the Americas to ramp up vaccination and surveillance…
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Closing the gender health gap: a {pound}39bn boost...
- BY superadmin
BMJ was contacted about the quotation of the Manual study in this feature (BMJ 2024;385:q787, doi:10.1136/bmj.q787). We were…
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When I use a word . . . Drug stock-outs
Jeffrey K AronsonCentre for Evidence Based Medicine, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, Oxford,…
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Defence or aid, or defence and aid? Both are neces...
Kent Buse, professor of health policy1, Martin McKee, professor of European public health21Monash University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2London…
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Tackling medicines shortages: a complex problem re...
Alwyn Fortune, pharmacist and policy lead for Wales1, Claire Anderson, professor of social pharmacy2, president3, Fraz A. Mir,…
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Bert Brooker: psychiatrist and polar adventurer wh...
- BY Matthew Limb
Matthew LimbLondonmattlimb.uk{at}gmail.comIn the early 1980s the UK felt the blast of a new wind blowing from the US,…
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New NHS obesity service to provide access to weigh...
Northern Ireland will open its first specialist weight management service next year, which will provide access to obesity…
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BMA sounds alarm over Northern Ireland medical stu...
- BY superadmin
Disillusion and a lack of enthusiasm among medical students in Northern Ireland has “worrying implications” for its health…
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Drug deaths causing UK mortality to fall behind ot...
- BY superadmin
A sharp rise in drug related deaths in recent years is largely responsible for the UK’s mortality worsening…
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Personalised CRISPR therapy: Could it transform tr...
- BY Jacqui Wise
An infant with a rare genetic condition made headlines last week after successfully receiving personalised CRISPR therapy. Jacqui…
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Nearly half of women’s aid organisations working...
- BY Sally Howard
A survey of women’s aid organisations across 44 countries has found that 47% of those that provide crucial…
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