Although women prisoners are recognized as a vulnerable population, there is no routine data collection or reporting on the number of children that might be… Read more »
Addressing and adapting to climate change has rapidly become a key objective for the health community. Lead author of a recent article published in Infectious… Read more »
Community is central to the One Health concept. In a two part interview, we talk to Professor Esron Karimuribo from the Southern African Centre for Infectious… Read more »
Today on World Alzheimer's Awareness Day the CEO of Alzheimer’s Disease International, Paola Barbarino, sheds light on the current issue we are facing with an… Read more »
Particle and Fibre Toxicology presents the 'Best Paper of the Year' award each year based on citations, downloads and impact. In this Q&A blogpost, we speak… Read more »
Countries around the world are developing universal health cover (UHC) systems, with many nations seeking to learn from well-established systems like the NHS.… Read more »
Smart grid tools increase opportunities to reduce or shift residential electricity consumption, but can they shape residential energy culture? And what… Read more »
A new study sheds further light on the transcription factor that acts as a master switch that turns on the production of sexual stages in the malaria life… Read more »
The collection and use of our personal data has come under increased scrutiny and public attention in recent years, the introduction of EU General Data… Read more »
