Mark Bellis and colleagues argue health professionals must do more to counterbalance the arms industry’s influence on ...

Switching from aspirin to clopidogrel could reduce the risk of myocardial infarction, stroke, or death by an extra 14% in ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools don’t currently save time for most radiologists and can risk overdiagnosis, warns the ...

As defence spending swells at the expense of human security, healthcare professionals must recentre health as a global priority, writes Zahraa Kapasi Conflict remains a public health emergency. War ...

As governments worldwide increase defence spending and arms company revenues climb, we urgently need to examine how the arms industry (and not just its products) influences health, argue Mark Bellis ...

Research, policy, and practice priorities Commercial determinants of health are the products, practices, and structures of the private sector that affect health.1 There is a growing understanding that ...

A baby in the UK whose mother was not vaccinated against whooping cough has died from the disease. The infant died between March and June this year, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said. It is ...

Salisbury says that the NHS 10 year plan lacks details on implementation and raises concerns that general practitioners will leave the NHS, that continuity of patient care is fragmented, and that an ...

Across the world, schools are banning smartphones. Chris Stokel-Walker investigates what evidence exists for and against such restrictions There are certain health maxims we know and trust, that have ...

A pragmatic response is to train local residents to acquire essential medical skills so they can provide sustained care for their communities. Specifically, the program targets young residents who are ...

The upcoming NHS workforce plan is an opportunity to turn this shortage around, write David Strain and Jonathan Gibb In July ...

A quarter of NHS mental health inpatient beds are now outsourced to the independent sector, showing how reliant the health ...