Health, Medicine & Research
A growing number of adults describe the same frustrating pattern: they feel worn out, yet their minds refuse to settle when they finally lie down. That experience lines up with a well-defined sleep di...
For those not paying attention, CBS has now“fact checked” several of Trump's claims from last night’s speech - as false.
US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F Kennedy Jr has suggested that antidepressants are more addictive than heroin and may contribute to school shootings—allegations repeatedly rejected a...
A 202% explosion in deadly lung clots — and why Spike protein detoxification is the only path forward
As if espresso and warm, frothy milk weren’t divine enough, we have a flowery, spicy new spin on your morning latte. This Orange Blossom Latte features the delicate aroma of orange blossoms alongside ...
Cancer risk rises sharply in adults whose metabolism, heart, and kidneys begin failing together, and a Japanese study of 1.39 million people maps out when that value reaches the highest point. Publish...
The PARTNERS trial will test treatments for the infection in trying circumstances. Talha Burki reports.
"A Poignant Diagnosis of a Divided Nation"
4 years of full-scale conflict will have a lasting effect on the country's children, despite efforts to continue health services. Rebecca Sers reports.
Type 1 diabetes researcher Anette Ziegler has never believed the word impossible. Important steps in her career have been driven by a spirit of opening new paths and constantly pushing beyond establis...
A physician reviews a note generated by artificial intelligence (AI) from her morning clinic. The patient, a woman in her fifties with type 2 diabetes, had spent much of the consultation describing he...
Parasitologist, Wellcome Director, and science communicator. Born on March 24, 1938, in Glen Innes, NSW, Australia, she died in London, UK, on April 27, 2026, aged 88 years.
In academia, authorship symbolises both currency and trust. Authorship buys credibility, funding, promotion, visibility, mobility, and opportunity. For early-career researchers, manuscript authorship ...
By focusing narrowly on reactor operations, portraying reactor hazards as “extremely small”, and ignoring nuclear energy's other dangers, Talha Burki's World Report1 supports the mendacious narrative ...
Diagnosing hypertension improves health only if followed by linkage to effective care. Community-based screening rarely results in blood pressure control, especially in places where primary health car...
In their recent Article,1 Ulf Ekelund and colleagues shift physical-activity messaging from aspirational thresholds to achievable marginal gains. By converting device-based dose–response relations int...
We thank Saisai Jing and Jiazhao Song for their interest in our recent Article.1 They highlighted three issues: causal interpretation, behavioural substitution, and transportability of potential impac...
We read with great interest the FAVOR IV-QVAS trial by Yunpeng Zhu and colleagues,1 which provides the first randomised evidence that angiography-derived fractional flow reserve (FFR)-guided coronary ...
We thank Dimitrios E Magouliotis and colleagues for their interest in our study1 and very interesting comments.
As the 2026 Bundibugyo virus (Orthoebolavirus bundibugyoense) Public Health Emergency of International Concern progresses,1 we draw attention to key lessons from the 2014–16 Ebola (Orthoebolavirus zai...