Weekly insulin jab is approved by MHRA The UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency approved the weekly insulin ...

The recent flooding in Nepal has shown the world just how vulnerable lower income countries can be to the worst effects of ...

As the UK experienced its hottest summer on record, health services struggled to cope. Gareth Iacobucci reports This summer ...

Investing more in the military is not a solution to climate change, argues Neta Crawford Hard edged national security leaders talk about climate change as a “threat multiplier.”1 By this they mean ...

As nations divert larger proportions of their budgets to military uses, there is less available for climate, education, and other core human needs, with long term implications for health, write ...

Attacks on water systems are attacks on health systems, and should be counted, contested, and prepared for as such, argue Rohit Ramchandani and colleagues In 1995 Ismail Serageldin of the World Bank ...

After a wave of record breaking heatwaves in Europe and across the world this summer, there has been a renewed sense of ...

Greenhouse gases resulting from armed conflicts are a serious problem. Recent wars in Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran have highlighted the immense potential costs of armed conflict to the climate and overall ...

Key: P=phosphorus; N=nitrogen; E/MSY=extinction per million species years; BII=biodiversity intactness index Azote for ...

Temperatures inside NHS buildings reached more than 41°C this summer, so how can the health service cope with hotter ...

Sound advice. But examining them could actually be enlightening, scientists say. A new research project is aiming to reveal ...

Systemic changes are needed across the full agri-food supply chain, writes Elizabeth Robinson The world is still producing more calories per capita year on year, despite a growing population.12 Yet ...