BREAKING: Gates Foundation Funds First-Ever Creation of 16 Synthetic Viruses Using AI
The barrier separating digital AI output from an operational biological agent has now been crossed.
Health, Medicine & Research
The barrier separating digital AI output from an operational biological agent has now been crossed.
In the past few decades, treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) has seen vast growth, resulting in numerous drugs being approved for the management of this devastating condition. The presu...
Clarivate has lifted its hold on Heliyon after the journal’s internal audit led to over 1,000 retractions, expressions of concern and corrections. As a result, the journal will receive an impact facto...
Homeopathy PlusBreast Cancer SurgeryadminIs there a role for homeopathy in breast cancer surgery? According to this study, Arnica montana could aid healing by reducing post-operative blood and fluid c...
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John Leake's new book asks a simple question about every crisis of the last twenty-five years: who would be out of business the moment the crisis gets solved?
The country has managed to bring Bundibugyo virus transmission under control as the outbreak still rages in neighbouring DR Congo. Paul Adepoju reports.
The introduction of harsh penalties for same-sex relations has created a climate of fear that is severely disrupting HIV services. Gilbert Nakweya reports.
Measles is now endemic in Romania after large falls in vaccination rates. The National Institute of Public Health is trying to reverse the trend. Andrei Popoviciu reports.
Travelling to London during one of the hottest weeks of the year in the UK to see a musical about climate change felt both difficult and ironic. Inside the theatre, however, was something quite differ...
On a hot April day, Brahim, a 15-year-old boy, and his mother saw a physician at a hospital in southwestern Algeria's Sahara Desert. Brahim's mother had found two small lumps on her son's neck. Once t...
Physician specialising in refugee health and humanitarian response. Born on April 14, 1954, in Hargeisa, Somalia, he died on April 26, 2026, following a cerebral stroke, in Lüneberg, Germany, aged 72 ...
Cardiovascular disease killed 19·1 million people in 2023, accounting for nearly one in three deaths worldwide, and the annual number is still rising.1 Investment has transformed outcomes for coronary...
We read with interest the Seminar by Mervyn Singer and colleagues,1 which highlights advances and ongoing challenges in sepsis pathobiology and therapeutics. The authors discuss immunosuppression as a...
We thank Matthew J Cummings and colleagues for their insightful comments on our Seminar.1 They wished to raise awareness that people living with HIV are at increased risk of developing sepsis and of e...
In the SCOUT trial, Carl Llor and colleagues compared single-dose fosfomycin with three active comparators in 768 women with uncomplicated cystitis.1 The headline conclusion that fosfomycin's first-li...
We thank Shankar Biswas and colleagues for their interest in the SCOUT trial.1 Although the study was underpowered, as discussed in the Article, the direction and magnitude of the observed effects war...
The Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 2023 analysis measured health loss from 375 diseases and 88 risk factors, but did not list war and armed conflict as separate risk...
We thank Michele Bibas, Pedro C Hallal and colleagues, and Akhona V Mazingisa and Charles S Wiysonge for their engagement with the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 202...