Countries around the world are developing universal health cover (UHC) systems, with many nations seeking to learn from well-established systems like… 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… Read more »
The collection and use of our personal data has come under increased scrutiny and public attention in recent years, the… Read more »
This year's Migraine Awareness Week begins on the 2nd of September. It is a great opportunity to increase attention toward this… Read more »
Because they have identical genomes, identical twins are ideal subjects for studying the effects of epigenetic modifications -… Read more »
Published today in BMC Medicine, a new research article presents the first robust look at the experiences of young refugees… Read more »
Although the successful treatment for tuberculosis (TB) has long been established, its length and resulting poor adherence to the… Read more »
On the occasion of Migraine Awareness Week, and in light of a recent consensus article on exogenous sexual hormones and migraine,… Read more »
In honor of National Breastfeeding Month in the US, BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth presents a new study examining the effect of… Read more »
From 1-5 July 2018, Melbourne hosted the inaugural Malaria World Congress, welcoming delegates from 66 countries. BMC Medicine… Read more »