Mobile stroke units are cutting critical treatment delays in acute ischaemic stroke, bringing substantially more patients to thrombolysis within the first hour after symptom onset. Evidenc
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Clinical artificial intelligence is expanding across specialties, creating a growing challenge for clinicians and health systems that must identify, assess and safely use an increasing num
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Cybersecurity requirements for AI-enabled medical device software increasingly converge on the same core goals but remain unevenly integrated into regulatory and quality systems. A compara
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AI agents are gaining access to sensitive identity systems while many organisations remain uncertain about their ability to recover from an AI-related breach. The State of Identity Securit
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Clinical AI governance is becoming a practical requirement as high-risk systems move from technical validation into routine care. A framework developed at the Institut de Cancérolog
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Cybersecurity should be embedded throughout healthcare procurement, from early planning to supplier oversight and eventual system retirement. New July 2026 guidance from the European Union
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Persistent funding, workforce and surveillance gaps are slowing the implementation of national action plans on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), despite wider adoption of strategies and grow
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly being applied across lung cancer care to support earlier detection, more individualised risk assessment, treatment planning and ongoing monitoring.
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Healthcare facilities worldwide continue to show major gaps in basic water, sanitation, hygiene, environmental cleaning and waste management services. The WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Pro
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Typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV) is now the preferred option for routine immunisation in typhoid-endemic countries, with updated guidance placing greater emphasis on local incidence, antimi
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