Vaccination efforts around the world are being restrained by a shortage of doses. Jane Feinmann looks at what is holding up the process
Are the current rates of covid infection in UK school children acceptable when we have emerging evidence of the virus's lingering health effects?
Oct 29
The onus is on world leaders to preserve the planet for future generations
Oct 28
Effective antivirals have an obvious appeal, but this must not cloud objective and transparent decision making, says this Editorial
Cutting carbon emissions in healthcare requires trade-offs for clinicians, administrators, and global health policy makers and must be included when evaluating interventions, argue Anand Bhopal and Ole F Norheim
Shilu Tong and colleagues describe the health consequences of extreme urban heat and the priorities for action and research to mitigate the harms
Oct 25
The case for universal boosters is weak, and the benefits are unclear, argue Muge Cevik and colleagues
Sep 23
Whatever teenagers and families decide, their views must be heard and respected, says this Editorial
Sep 22