Determined to eliminate hepatitis C on its territory, Egypt embarked on a successful program that cured more than a million citizens in a short seven months.
Namibia is on track to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic ahead of previously-scheduled predictions.
As the global patent of its tuberculosis drug comes to an end, an American pharmaceutical giant intends to ensure that generic versions will supply low- and middle-income countries.
Two game-changing drugs in the treatment of Alzheimer's show up to 35 percent effectiveness in clinical trials.
According to recent independent studies conducted all around the world, low emission zones where a reduced number of vehicles are allowed to circulate have a positive impact on the population’s overall health.
Argentina is modernizing its public healthcare services in a $50 million revamp that is set to benefit 6.5 million uninsured Buenos Aires residents.
Four more European countries have met hepatitis B control targets set by the World Health Organization, bringing the region closer to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat.
18 million doses of the world's first malaria vaccine are set to rollout across 12 African countries over the next two years.
A recent study shows that unintentional drowning has declined between 1990 and 2017 all over the world by almost half following improved policies, prevention, and research efforts.
A recent study that spans a decade reveals that women facing breast cancer in England, United Kingdom, have much better chances of survival since a decade ago than in the 1990s.
