A multifaceted intervention was associated with increased bystander-initiated CPR after OHCA, although the estimate was sensitive to the modelling of secular trends, and it did not translate into ...
Over the past four decades, England's regional mortality inequalities have widened among working‑age adults, with more rapid ...
Despite decades-long efforts by emergency medical services (EMS) to improve clinical outcomes after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), efficient strategies are still lacking. With a global ...
The past decade has transformed public health. We can measure health loss with unprecedented precision, identify its causes and risks, and expose inequalities between and within populations. The ...
Public health has always been a science in the service of politics—a discipline that translates evidence into collective action and knowledge into policy. But something qualitatively different is now ...
The overall health impact of each of the three tax policy designs modelled was positive, but it can be associated with ...
Three major challenges confront public health: inequality, the climate crisis, and political instability. Four domains of recommendations, formulated to respond to the inequality–pandemic cycle, form ...
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The urgent role for health professionals in accelerating mitigation and adaptation to climate change
Populations worldwide face unprecedented dangers from rapid climate change. The past 11 years have been the hottest on record.1 The 2025 Lancet Countdown report documented record-breaking health ...
Despite the disproportionate burden of health disorders in people who are imprisoned, and the public health implications of these health disorders, responsibility for prison health care has ...
Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel have been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Talha ...
During the Syrian war (2011–24), the Assad Government forces and their Russian allies conducted hundreds of strikes on ...
Immigration detention centres in Italy constitute a substantive health risk for detainees, including risks of infectious and non-communicable diseases and mental health problems1,2 A 2024 report3 ...
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