A pioneering Brazilian treatment is showing the potential to reverse spinal cord injuries — a medical breakthrough once thought impossible.
New individualized cancer treatments are emerging, with the potential to revolutionize how patients receive care.
A traditional Chinese medicine containing the endangered pangolin as one of its key ingredients has been removed from the latest edition of the Pharmacopoeia, a promising development for wildlife protection.
Across Ukraine, 29 modular clinics have been set up over the past two years, providing essential care to 50,000 patients despite the ongoing challenges of the war.
Generous donors are ensuring that the World Health Organization has the necessary tools to help improve healthcare facilities around the world.
As we work toward closing the gap in cancer care access, the World Health Organization has announced that six countries will receive free cancer medicines for children.
Landmark gene editing therapy for sickle cell disease patients will soon be available to people with severe forms of the illness across the United Kingdom.
Niger becomes the first country on the African continent to eliminate onchocerciasis - a parasitic disease responsible for many skin and eye issues.
A new, non-addictive pain medicine has been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
Recent tests have revealed that an antimicrobial protein found in oysters may increase the effectiveness of antibiotics.
