The covid-19 pandemic is not a one-off extraordinary event but the culmination of a five year unravelling of progress in global health, writes Peter Hotez
We must act now to prevent a further widening in wellbeing between poor and rich, argues Christina Pagel
Apr 9
China is championing a string of vaccines, but opacity surrounding data makes for a fractured picture
Abi Rimmer reports the results of an exclusive survey by The BMJ
Apr 8
Governments should proceed with great caution through this minefield, advise Tasnime Osama and colleagues
Apr 1
Are “vaccine passports” a good idea? Much depends on what is meant by the term, says this Opinion article
Levels of adherence to the UK’s test, trace, and isolate system and understanding of the main symptoms of covid-19 are low, finds new research
Mar 31
As the UK government announce plans to expand testing rollout, Stephen Reicher and colleagues argue that testing without support for self-isolation won’t work
Apr 7
