A Year After Assad's Fall, Families of Missing Detainees Languish Without Answers

On December 8, 2024, hours after Assad fled to Russia, rebels freed dozens of prisoners from Sednaya, dubbed "the human slaughterhouse" by Amnesty International for the industrial-scale torture and ...
BMJ Open

Patients’ and informal carers’ insights into influences on prescribing in borderline personality disorder: a qualitative interview study in the UK

Objectives To explore the patient and informal-carer reported factors that influence prescribing decisions in the management of borderline personality disorder (BPD). Design The study employed a ...
BMJ Global Health

Inequitable paediatric kidney transplantation in resource-limited countries: expert recommendations for Nigeria – a scoping review

Background In Nigeria and other resource-limited countries (RLCs), paediatric kidney transplantation (PKT) uptake remains low ...
India TodayOpinion

From the India Today archives (2018) | The end of data privacy?

The Sanchar Saathi app pre-installation row has again raised questions about the safety of your personal information. Is it ...
Asharq Al-Awsat

Mass Killings in 2025 in the US Hit the Lowest Level since 2006

A shooting last weekend at a children’s birthday party in California that left four dead was the 17th mass killing this year ...
BMJ

Inequalities in care-seeking behaviour for childhood acute respiratory tract infection in Mauritania: evidence from the WHO health equity assessment toolkit of two national ...

Background Acute respiratory infection (ARI) is one of the leading causes of childhood morbidity and mortality. In Mauritania, very few children who experience ARI receive medical treatment.