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A systematic review of 43 studies confirms prenatal acetaminophen does not increase autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability risks

7 days ago thelancet.com autism health

Researchers assessed 450,111 middle-aged Europeans across 10 countries over an average of 15 years for colorectal cancer risk

5 days ago thelancet.com cancer health

Study finds Whooping cough vaccination during pregnancy strengthens the immune system in newborns

13 days ago thelancet.com medicine

Early trial of Nipah virus vaccine shows promise

3 hours ago thelancet.com medicine trial vaccine

Global cancer cases reached 18.5 million in 2023, doubling since 1990

16 days ago thelancet.com cancer epidemiology

High uptake of school-based HPV vaccines could also protect unvaccinated women against the development of pre-cancerous cells and cut their cancer risk, finds new Swedish population study (n=857,168)

18 days ago thelancet.com cancer

Healthier, more sustainable school meals could help feed the world better and protect the planet as research shows that plant-rich menus with less meat and dairy can reduce hunger, save over one million lives each year, and sharply cut food-related environmental impacts by 2030.

32 days ago thelancet.com environment

Poor Sleep Quality Accelerates Brain Aging

23 days ago thelancet.com brain science

The Lancet Series on Alzheimer's Disease-composed of 3 papers highlighting latest advances in diagnosis, treatment and controversies in the field

42 days ago thelancet.com neuroscience

Weight-loss drug cuts heart attack risk regardless of kilograms shed, study finds

3 months ago thelancet.com health

A large study has found calcium supplements, long recommended for bone health, particularly in older women, don’t increase dementia risk, offering reassurance for the millions who take them to protect against osteoporosis.

3 months ago thelancet.com health

People who stop smoking in middle age can reduce their cognitive decline so dramatically that within 10 years their chances of developing dementia are the same as someone who has never smoked…

3 months ago thelancet.com neuroscience

A major global study from The Lancet shows infectious diseases keep falling, but chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and anxiety are rising worldwide.

3 months ago thelancet.com diabetes disease health

New 2025 global report finds fossil fuel dependence and adaptation delays driving record health harms with 2.5 million deaths from air pollution, 546 000 heat deaths, and surging dengue and wildfire risks after 2024’s record heat and soaring fossil fuel subsidies amid political backsliding.

2 months ago thelancet.com environment

A new study published in 'The Lancet' finds that food systems are a major driver of environmental degradation, rising chronic disease and growing inequality

3 months ago thelancet.com disease environment

A large US study found that children and teens were twice as likely to develop long COVID after a second infection with omicron.

3 months ago thelancet.com covid health

Researchers have found the longest known case of COVID-19 in a person living with HIV

4 months ago thelancet.com biology covid

Nearly half of people with diabetes around the world are unaware of their condition, according to a new study. Globally, an estimated 44% of people 15 and older with diabetes didn’t know they had the life-threatening disease

4 months ago thelancet.com diabetes disease health

A new analysis estimates 81,300 cancer cases in 2022 were linked to HIV, mostly in Africa

4 months ago thelancet.com cancer health

Endoscopist deskilling risk after exposure to AI in colonoscopy

5 months ago thelancet.com ai cancer

Negative parenting practices and family dysfunction seem to precede self-harm and suicidality among children and adolescents.

5 months ago thelancet.com psychology

Analysis of 152 countries (1971–2021) finds unilateral economic sanctions raise mortality across all ages, with annual deaths comparable to global armed conflict.

5 months ago thelancet.com economic health

A new Lancet Psychiatry report urges making lifestyle interventions core in mental health treatment to improve wellbeing and reduce early death rates.

5 months ago thelancet.com health

Inflammation predicts 25% higher mortality

5 months ago thelancet.com

Break the selective silence on the genocide in Gaza