The term "post-truth" has become a defining characteristic of contemporary political and social discourse. In a world where emotional appeals often overshadow empirical evidence, the consequences for public health and scientific integrity are profound. This article explores the ramifications of the
Emergency departments (EDs) form the frontline of healthcare services, often facing overwhelming patient demands and the constant pressure to provide timely, high-quality care. The COVID-19 pandemic significantly exacerbated these challenges, drawing attention to the urgent need for innovative
The recent announcement from the Trump administration about significant funding cuts in biomedical research, specifically targeting the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has sent ripples of concern throughout the scientific community. This policy is set to immediately reduce "indirect" research
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly gaining momentum in the pharmaceutical industry, with healthcare professionals (HCPs) expressing enthusiastic optimism about its potential to revolutionize various aspects of healthcare, from drug discovery and diagnostics to patient care. This enthusiasm is
The gender data gap in medical research has significant implications for women's health, as it results in a systemic lack of data specifically addressing the unique experiences and health needs of women and girls. Women are frequently underrepresented in medical studies, and data often lacks gender
The NHS is currently experiencing immense pressure, manifested by record A&E wait times and the rising number of patients receiving treatment in temporary care environments, such as hospital corridors. These conditions reflect a grim reality: a health system overwhelmed by demand. Primary care
