
Chronic staffing shortages are pushing European health systems into overtime, harming both worker well-being and quality of care

US cuts to partnerships threaten health research and impact Brazil’s universities, with researchers encouraging Global South cooperation

Israeli occupation forces have once again struck Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City, destroying its emergency care and laboratory facilities

On World Health Day, PHM released a preview of Global Health Watch 7, providing analysis and alternatives for addressing the global health polycrisis

French lawmakers have taken a key step toward addressing medical deserts by backing a motion to regulate where doctors can set up practice

The EU is mobilizing up to €850 billion for so-called defense and armament, missing out on building true security through investment into health

Since Israel broke the fragile ceasefire on March 18, healthcare workers and facilities in Gaza have once again come under attack

Despite decades of US sanctions, Cuba remains a leader in medical innovation and international health solidarity

Big Pharma keeps pushing for weaker pollution standards despite proven risks to human and environmental health

Health activists are raising the alarm over further privatization of US healthcare as Dr. Mehmet Oz seeks top role overseeing Medicare and Medicaid

Reports of systematic abuse and denial of essential healthcare in Israeli prisons continue to mount as survivors are released.

More than 100 health groups in Argentina organized a country-wide mobilization against President Javier Milei’s policies, which have triggered drug shortages and staff crises