Medical News & Research

A groundbreaking complex surgical repair of a rare D-transposition of the great arteries in a newborn demonstrates advanced techniques and expert teamwork at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, ensuring excellent outcomes for complex congenital heart defects.

New research shows a higher rate of child deaths in England during winter months, primarily driven by infections and socioeconomic factors. Learn more about these crucial findings.

A study by the University of Otago uncovers how New Zealand's COVID-19 news coverage was shaped by nationalism, emphasizing domestic issues and unity while impacting global cooperation efforts.

Learn effective strategies to keep your prostate healthy and lower the risk of serious problems such as enlargement and cancer through lifestyle changes and regular screenings.

A groundbreaking pilot in London demonstrated that physician-led HIV care significantly increases testing rates and improves treatment integration, paving the way for broader adoption of GP-led models in managing HIV as a long-term condition.

Researchers analyze indoor injuries during earthquakes to develop effective safety strategies and retrofit at-risk buildings, aiming to reduce casualties in future seismic events.

A new child health strategy overlooks gun violence, the leading cause of death among young people, raising concerns among experts about policy gaps and the importance of firearm safety.

A new study finds that 41% of children in urban health centers experience diaper insecurity, highlighting links to social determinants and health outcomes.

Highlighting systemic gaps in women's health research and treatment, experts call for inclusive policies and practices to improve health outcomes for all genders beyond reproductive issues.

A significant reduction in international aid is threatening to reverse progress in malaria control, with potential increases in deaths, mainly in Africa, as the Global Fund warns of a worsening crisis in 2025.