Vaccination coverage in Ethiopia remains low, with most children missing timely immunisation
A longitudinal study of 7,417 Ethiopian children reveals that vaccination coverage remains below 31% when tracked continuously, and most children…
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Nearly 2.7 million Malians lack timely access to antiretroviral therapy due to distance and supply-side barriers
A geographic accessibility study found that 2.7 million Malians cannot reach antiretroviral therapy services within 2 hours' travel time. Geographic…
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Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda spreads to new regions; CDC updates response strategy
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda report active Ebola transmission in multiple geographic regions, according to a June…
FDA Alerts Consumers to Dangerous Levels of Lead in WanaBana Apple Cinnamon Fruit Puree Pouches
FDA issues urgent alert after finding dangerous lead levels in WanaBana apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches. Parents advised to stop…
Intergenerational Education Mobility Linked to Premature Death Risk in Norwegian Study
Norwegian study tracking 1.4 million people for 30 years finds downward educational mobility increases premature death risk by 26%. Research…
Biotech Innovation Thrives Despite US Leadership Challenges, Industry Veteran Warns
Biotech industry delivers unprecedented breakthroughs while facing mounting challenges to US leadership from regulatory delays, funding constraints, and international competition.…
UK Health Protection Report 2026 Reveals Key Public Health Surveillance Trends
The UK Health Security Agency's Health Protection Report Volume 20 provides comprehensive surveillance data on infectious disease trends and public…
English Resident Doctors Plan Four-Day Strike in June Over Stalled Pay Negotiations
Resident doctors in England will stage their 16th walkout from 15-19 June after talks collapsed with new health secretary James…
Nearly Half of Pennsylvania Maternal Deaths Occur After Standard Postpartum Care Ends
New Pennsylvania data reveals 47% of maternal deaths occur after standard six-week postpartum care ends. The findings expose critical gaps…
Lab-grown brain circuits challenge ‘irreversible’ spinal cord injury paradigm
Cambridge scientists created lab-grown brain-spinal cord circuits that demonstrate 'irreversible' nerve damage may actually be reversible. The breakthrough challenges fundamental…