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A living WHO guideline on drugs for covid-19

A living WHO guideline on drugs for covid-19

WHO strongly recommends a combination of nirmatrelvir and ritonavir for patients with covid-19 at highest risk of hospital admission

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Novel treatments in B cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas

This new State of the Art review on novel treatments in B cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas looks at mechanisms of action, efficacy and safety, current therapeutic roles, and future directions in treatment

clinical review | Apr 21

Novel treatments in B cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas

clinical review

Apr 21

Overturning Roe v Wade would be an unprecedented attack on the bodily autonomy of women, girls, and pregnant people

Any erosion of Roe v Wade will have devastating health outcomes that are likely to widen existing healthcare inequalities, says Terry McGovern

opinion | Apr 21

Overturning Roe v Wade would be an unprecedented attack on the bodily autonomy of women, girls, and pregnant people

Any erosion of Roe v Wade will have devastating health outcomes that are likely to widen existing healthcare inequalities, says Terry McGovern

opinion

Apr 21

Medical students escape war torn Ukraine but face limbo

The highest proportion of foreign medical students in Ukraine are from India. Sonia Sarkar reports on their experiences fleeing the invasion—and the uncertainty they have found on returning home

feature | Apr 21

Medical students escape war torn Ukraine but face limbo

The highest proportion of foreign medical students in Ukraine are from India. Sonia Sarkar reports on their experiences fleeing the invasion—and the uncertainty they have found on returning home

feature

Apr 21

Ukraine: one in three people with chronic conditions have problems accessing healthcare

news | Apr 22

York eating disorders hospital is placed in special measures after care judged unsafe

news | Apr 22

Major public works ahead for a healthy data-centric NHS

editorial | Apr 22

Sexual violence in Ukraine

editorial | Apr 22

Non-invasive prenatal screening tests may give false results, warns US regulator

news | Apr 22

Top consulting firm hid opioid conflicts of interest from the FDA, says Congressional report

news | Apr 22

Primary care led triage in emergency departments decreases waiting times, study finds

news | Apr 21

Latest articles

With the war in Ukraine the targeting of healthcare settings has once again come under the spotlight. Madlen Davies reports on the efforts to gather evidence of war crimes—and why so few incidents have been successfully prosecuted

feature

Mar 28

The health needs of refugees from Ukraine

More than 4 million people have fled Ukraine, Adrianna Murphy and colleagues offer some guidance on the health needs of refugees

opinion

Apr 5

Poland’s buckling healthcare system nevertheless welcomes Ukraine refugees with open arms

feature | Apr 1

Prosecuting war crimes demands outrage, will, and action

editor's choice | Mar 31

Russia’s war in Ukraine is killing cancer care in both countries

feature | Mar 23

The reinvasion of Ukraine threatens global food supplies

editorial | Mar 15

Cost of living crisis

Childhood poverty is rising in the UK, but the government continue to ignore it

Poverty is on the rise in the UK, with children among those most affected. But the chancellor’s recent spring statement made no mention of child poverty.

opinion

Apr 1

Are fewer people living in poverty in the UK than 10 years ago?