Global Population Anticipated to Peak in 2064
The global population is anticipated to peak in 2064 and then decline to year 2100.
The global population is anticipated to peak in 2064 and then decline to year 2100.
Increasing trends in global thyroid cancer burden were observed in a cross-sectional study using data from 195 countries in 21 regions.
Air pollution contributes significantly to global excess mortality and loss of life expectancy, particularly mortality attributable to cardiovascular disease.
Successful implementation of distributive justice and beneficence are essential for research in developing countries.
An estimated 25.1 million unsafe abortions were performed worldwide each year between 2010 and 2014, with the vast majority occurring in developing countries.
The persistence of medical tourism speaks to capacity and resource-utilization concerns that Canada’s single-payer system has been unable to effectively address.
If investments were to aid in development of universal health coverage, the lifespan in some countries could increase as much as 8.4 years.
The threat of HIV drug resistance is increasing, and action needs to be taken to help improve HIV treatment plans.
The WHO resolution, with its implicit recognition of sepsis as a major threat to patient safety and global health, has the potential to save millions of lives.
The report made me think about things that I could have done to make my visit a win not just for me, but also for the people I was ostensibly trying to help.