Is turbulence injuring more and more flyers?
We look at what’s behind a rise in incidents causing injuries to air passengers
- 26 mins
- 24 Apr 2024
Health issues and medical breakthroughs from around the world.
We look at what’s behind a rise in incidents causing injuries to air passengers
New Men5CV vaccine protects people against five strains of the meningococcus bacteria
A discussion from the Northern Ireland Science Festival exploring the psychology of hope.
Cases of the disease continue to surge in Latin America and the Caribbean
Gene edited organ transplanted into living person for the first time
New research suggests long Covid is indistinguishable from other post-viral conditions
Promising results from a global study provide hope for new cancer treatment
One in eight people worldwide are now obese, but that doesn’t mean they are better fed.
More than two thirds of junior doctors continue strike in South Korea
Intellectual property rights on Covid-19 treatments continue to impact poorer countries
Dengue clinics set up in Rio de Janeiro’s carnival week amid Latin American outbreak
In the midst of flooding, doctors attempt to combat a Hepatitis E outbreak by boat.
What its like living after having Noma disease as researchers hold an inaugural meeting
Cape Verde officially eliminates malaria and Cameroon begins routine vaccinations
From rowing across the Atlantic Ocean to running across the Sahara Desert.
Patients treated by female surgeons have fewer adverse postoperative outcomes.
What health advances, challenges and discoveries will the next 12 months hold?
The highs and lows of global health news in 2023 reviewed
Following failed trials, researchers are worried we won’t get an HIV vaccine before 2030.
Researchers work out why some pregnant women are more at risk of morning sickness