On Oct 12, 2023, merely a few days after the sudden brutal attack of Hamas on Israel, The Lancet published a Correspondence by three Israeli doctors calling for the immediate release of Israeli ...

Hisashi Fujioka, a renowned scientist, malaria researcher, and electron microscopist affiliated with Case Western Reserve University (OH, USA), passed away on Jan 23, 2025, aged 75 years.

The landscape of clinical trials has undergone significant changes, as highlighted in the current Series of six papers published in The Lancet Global Health. The WHO guidance provides a comprehensive ...

Despite substantial progress towards achieving the UNAIDS 95–95–95 targets,1 the global HIV response continues to be undermined by a multitude of complex, interrelated challenges. Persistent stigma ...

Lancet Series on the commercial determinants of health1 highlighted how commercial organisations shape health policies, both ...

Population-based analyses of new vaccination programmes provide robust real-world evidence for post-licensure vaccine ...

On March 13, 2025, the UK Government announced that it was disbanding NHS England, the arm's length government body ...

In the midst of several ongoing crises, DR Congo is facing a second occurrence of deaths of unknown cause in less than 6 months, now without support of US partners. Talha Burki reports.

Over the past decades, bronchiectasis has been neglected, despite the global burden.1,2 To date, better diagnosis due to easy ...

In January 2025, data presented at an annual public health summit in Anchorage, AK, USA, indicated that Alaska's tuberculosis rates had risen in 2024. Cahal McQuillan reports.

There is a growing opportunity to expand clinical research capacity in Africa, and numerous organisations are contributing to this effort. To name a few: the African Medicines Agency provides ...

Vaccination remains the most cost-effective public health intervention, preventing millions of deaths and reducing disease burden worldwide.1 However, their impact is rendered meaningless if vaccines ...