On Aug 14, 2024, WHO re-declared mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) as a public health emergency of international concern ...

A 57-year-old woman with a 12-h history of fever and severe pain in her back, pelvis, and thighs attended our hospital. 24 h ...

In 1970, with a degree from the medical school of the University of Copenhagen (UCPH), Professor Jens Juul Holst embarked on ...

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the inability to treat infections affects everyone, especially individuals in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) and the most vulnerable groups, such as ...

Measles case dynamics in England are consistent with scenarios assuming the waning of vaccine-induced immunity. Since measles is highly infectious, slow waning leads to a heightened burden in ...

Rabies, a preventable yet fatal disease, continues to claim 59 000 lives annually, with Africa shouldering over 60% of this toll.1 Weak surveillance systems mean these numbers are probably ...

Rabies remains a substantial global health challenge, particularly in resource-limited settings, where its impact is most profound. Despite the conceptual appeal of the One Health approach, which ...

Non-communicable diseases account for a growing share of morbidity and mortality globally, especially in low-to-middle-income countries, where three-quarters of deaths related to non-communicable ...

In its recent eighth edition, published in 2023, the Lancet Countdown report1 on health and climate change used the expertise of 114 scientists and health professionals, representing 52 research ...

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the urgent need to strengthen the European Health Union, as member states displayed uneven ...

Nicknamed “the beast”, Georgetown University star football player David Fajgenbaum had always envisioned a career in athletics. But when his mother was diagnosed with glioblastoma, Fajgenbaum changed ...

Tom Starzl and his team in Pittsburgh submitted a case report of a baboon-to-human liver transplant to The Lancet, I was a junior editor whose task it was to prepare his paper for publication.