Critical care training enhances intensive care provision in low resource settings

Doctors’ distinct work and professional role can’t be parcelled into generic tasks for “tiers” of healthcare staff

From tobacco to TikTok: what public health litigation history tells us about holding social media accountable

The era of butane torches . . . and other research

Safeguarding evidence for health in the face of political pressure

War in Lebanon: the hidden health crisis beyond the frontlines

The divergent fates of assisted dying in Scotland and Jersey offer lessons for future legislation

Scarlett McNally: Childcare challenges are limiting doctors’ careers

John Launer: How to break the cycle of being busy

Rammya Mathew: The debate on assisted dying must not overshadow care at the end of life