Human cells are seeded onto collagen or biodegradable polymers and stimulated to grow. They are then used to 3D-print organs. Sounds sci-fi? It was already approved in the USA and in the EU
Nanodrugs that we may expect soon are made of nanomaterials that interact with biological structures on nano dimensions inside us
These concepts are often mixed. What do they mean in the context of modern healthcare, access to medical services, and the ongoing health disparities
Universal health coverage is cornerstone of the Sustainable Development Goals - but how can we achieve it?
Three levels of public health in a society explained: from existential threats to disease prevention
Theories behind health changes will promote adherence and direct the research towards actions that work
A sustainable model for health envisaging how individuals, data and systems enable the shift to prevention
A sustainable approach to healthcare requires a fundamental shift: from sick care to prevention
During the 1990s the Global Forum for Health Research was set up by the WHO Ad Hoc Committee on Health Research for the purpose of correcting the…
It is the commitment to end discrimination, exclusion and poverty and to reduce inequalities and vulnerabilities that leave people behind
