Attack on presidential candidate is oreminiscent of some of the darkest chapters of the country’s history

Colombia has seen a surge in the number of female inmates – many poor, from rural areas and convicted of drug offences. Now a radical scheme could release thousands to support their families

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Evidence shows that science and scientists remain highly trusted. But genuine scientific voices are not shouting loud enough over the noise to hold sway. Evidence shows that science and scientists remain highly trusted. But genuine scientific voices are not shouting loud enough over the noise to hold sway.

Turnbull is willing to do what our political leaders won't: pursue a clear-eyed reassessment of what Trump's assault on the global order means for Australia.

He also baselessly claimed that natural immunity from measles and other diseases could protect people from cancer and cardiac disease.

Facing the potential loss of hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding, Duke University is preparing for the worst.

Stigma, lack of treatment and disproportionate rise of the disease in women draws comparisons with HIV epidemic An alarming rise in obesity in Africa has been compared with the HIV epidemic, with stigma and lack of treatment having a disproportionate…

The tech outlet Wired set up a new politics team in time for the presidential election — but its most impactful work is coming after the election is over.

The United States joined Russia to vote against a UN General Assembly resolution condemning Russia’s war against Ukraine Monday in a stunning shift from years of US policy.

The prediction comes at a time Sub-Saharan Africa is grappling with both a growing chronic disease burden and sharp foreign aid cuts for the health sector

The major halt in funding is expected to have “a ripple effect on all different health issues,” says Katie Dain, the CEO of the NCD Alliance. This could include a move from integrated health care back...

Global collaboration with US researchers likely to be set back by years, including on spread of drug-resistant HIV