Ethiopia Study Reveals Stakeholder Concerns Over Novel Malaria Treatments

A qualitative study in Ethiopia reveals that health workers and patients view shorter-course malaria treatments as promising but harbour significant…

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Mixed-format parenting programme shows no reduction in child violence in rural Thailand trial

A cluster randomised trial in rural Thailand found no reduction in child violence after a blended parenting intervention. Higher emotional…

WHO’s Cancer Medicine Recommendations Lack Economic Evidence for African Countries, Study Finds

WHO's cancer medicine recommendations lack robust economic evidence for African countries, with only 11% including cost data despite widespread adoption.…

Nigerian Health Commissioner’s Eight-Year Transformation Demonstrates Impact of Primary Healthcare Reform

Dr Joseph Ana's eight-year tenure as Cross River State health commissioner transformed a healthcare system serving 3 million people with…

Left and Right Ventricles Show Different Vulnerability During Cardiac Arrest

CNIC researchers discover fundamental differences in how left and right heart ventricles respond to ventricular fibrillation. Findings could revolutionize defibrillator…

New International Guidelines Standardize Ultrasound Monitoring for Post-Surgery Crohn’s Disease Patients

International experts publish new guidelines to standardize intestinal ultrasound monitoring for Crohn's disease patients after surgery. The recommendations could reduce…

Real-world data could revolutionize rural health research when RCTs prove impractical

New Griffith University research shows how real-world data and alternative methodologies could maintain scientific rigor in rural health studies where…

CBD Shows Promise in Reducing Alzheimer’s-Related Brain Inflammation

New preclinical research suggests CBD may help fight Alzheimer's disease by reducing neuroinflammation in mouse models. The study found that…

Bronchial Anthracosis: Coal Dust Exposure Leaves Distinctive Lung Patterns

A New England Journal of Medicine case demonstrates bronchial anthracosis, where coal dust creates distinctive black patterns in lung airways.…

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