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“Notwithstanding operating under extreme constraints, [WHO’s Early Warning, Alert and Response System] Mobile is an indispensable, locally rooted surveillance backbone for Darfur, demonstrating its effectiveness, robustness, and resilience.” www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

Revamping public health intelligence in Darfur, Sudan

April, 2026, marked 3 years since the escalation of the conflict in Sudan, which has severely disrupted medical services and the broader public health system,1 particularly in the Darfur region. In th...

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“However, the outbreak also raises an important One Health question: what risks exist or what considerations should be undertaken with respect to emerging zoonotic viruses across animal, environmental, or transport-associated interfaces?” www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

The hantavirus question we are not asking

The Andes hantavirus outbreak associated with the MV Hondius cruise ship has appropriately focused global attention on the urgent priorities of outbreak response—namely, identifying cases, caring for ...

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The early years of research and practice shape confidence, specialist interests, and professional identity—but they’re also a growing time of challenge. The Lancet Group is deepening our engagement with early-career clinicians and academics. Learn more: spkl.io/633237yguz

A group of clinical doctors discussing research data together in the hospital. Credit: Tom Werner via Getty Images.

A new UN Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS recommits countries to ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. But the four foundations of HIV control—multilateralism, financing, rights, and access to innovation—each face stark opposition. Read more: spkl.io/633247HmS8