Health

Yemenis turn to 'Ruqyah' faith healers as medical healthcare remains in crisis

Conflict and expensive healthcare have driven Yemenis to spiritual healing, with many seeking treatment for life-threatening illnesses

Campus protests

Leen Ezzeddine, the US-Lebanese graduate at Harvard Medical School who chose to speak out

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Two years after al-Shifa siege, I am glad my mother did not live to witness it

Sondos Sabra

Israel's genocide in Gaza

How medical evacuation from Gaza has become another front in the war on survival

Ghada Majadli

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Gaza genocide: By halting aid, Israel escalates its war on survival

Ghada Majadli

Though tiny, pathogens could become Israel's deadliest weapon in Gaza

Carlyn Zwarenstein

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Why the British Medical Association is speaking out on Gaza

Hosnieh Djafari-Marbini

Israel's genocide in Gaza

How can Palestinian medics 'cooperate' with Israeli health bodies during a genocide?

Carlyn Zwarenstein

Middle East and North Africa experiencing 'escalating HIV epidemic'

WHO reports MERS case numbers receding

Pilgrims pour into Saudi Arabia despite MERS threat

Breakthrough in MERS research, as Iran reports first death

Improved mental health care needed for refugees in Israel

Syrian doctors grapple with medical emergency and ethics

UN praises Israeli treatment plan for African refugees

International health experts hold emergency MERS meeting

Saudi farmers get the hump over MERS camel warnings

Jeddah hospital head sacked as MERS death toll hits 117

In Turkey, health campaign targets the iconic shisha

Is a 'boys don't cry' culture to blame for Turkey's obesity epidemic?

First suspected MERS death in Egypt