Our global community will be healthier and more secure if countries foster the right to health in all of their actions, write Eric A Friedman, Kelly E Perry, and Luiz […]
The recent decision by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to extend an emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer-BioNTech covid-19 vaccine for children from 12 to 15 years […]
The Supreme Court of India recently praised “The Mumbai Model” in responding to the second wave of covid-19 and asked other Indian states to draw from its experience. In early […]
Since early on in the covid-19 pandemic there have been expressions of concern about its impact on mental health. The mainstream media have reported on these concerns in melodramatic terms, […]
What actions are needed now to get cancer services back on track? Keeping cancer services going during the covid-19 pandemic has been an enormous challenge. The impact of this disruption […]
On the 17 May 2021, the UK government removed the requirement for face coverings in secondary schools in England. [1] Writing in The BMJ on 14 May 2021, we argued […]
Covid-19 offers practical lessons that we can apply to the US’s approach to the overdose crisis, writes Joshua Barocas […]
A key question for the future public inquiry into the UK government’s handling of covid-19 will be how well policymakers protected people using and providing adult social care. A rehearsal […]
As we head towards decision day on unlocking remaining covid-19 restrictions, it’s clear that very significant risks remain, says Chris Hopson […]
We are part of a group of clinicians, scientists, and patient advocates who have lodged a formal “Citizen Petition” with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), asking the […]
