Air pollution exposes how transport, energy and urban policy determine who breathes safely and who carries the greatest health burden

Declining vaccination rates in some countries are creating new public health risks, driven by distrust, misinformation and political polarisation

Science is redefining the human body as a complex ecosystem in which trillions of microorganisms influence immunity, metabolism and brain function

Longer lives are reshaping pensions, housing, health systems and intergenerational fairness across ageing societies

An HIV information service shows why evidence, access and trust still matter in the global response to HIV

Around the world, autism is forcing societies to rethink education, healthcare, employment and the meaning of belonging.

In Spain, the case of a boy from Seville with butterfly skin disease has exposed a deeper problem: life-changing medicines should not depend on television, social media pressure or a photograph with a regional president.

A Barcelona foundation links HIV care, clinical trials and vaccine research in the search for better treatment pathways

How a European diabetes network helps protect access to insulin, supplies and care during emergencies

A Tokyo-based non-profit offers confidential counselling and crisis support for people navigating distress in Japan

A preventable disease is spreading where water systems, health services and public investment have failed

A Spanish foundation has helped move human-animal bonds from sentiment into health, care and education practice

Research on psilocybin, MDMA and ibogaine is expanding, but safety, regulation and clinical evidence remain decisive.

HIFA argues that remote care cannot work fairly when patients, clinicians and policymakers lack trusted health information

Rising repayments to creditors linked to London and other European financial centres are squeezing health, schools and climate action

New malaria vaccines offer real promise, but delivery, trust and funding will decide whether that promise reaches children

Sensors, AI tools and remote decisions are widening access, but they may also redraw inequality, trust and clinical accountability

How turning 18 shapes identity, emotional development and responsibility in a global society.

Spain’s HIV scientists are helping turn rare breakthroughs into realistic remission strategies, while stigma and late diagnosis still slow progress

Vaccination, screening and public health policy can cut long term costs, but prevention still gets a small share of spending

Remote care can widen access in rural communities, but it cannot replace clinics, staff, diagnostics, or emergency transport

From farm to school to traceability rules, districts want shorter supply chains, but funding and logistics are tightening in USA

A volunteer-led mobile unit treated more than 200 children in Honduras, where the nearest hospital can be over three hours away on foot

LSHTM experts strengthen surveillance and containment efforts amid rising public health concerns in west bengal