Pet owners have long known animals bring health and happiness, but could doctors soon be recommending animal interaction for more people?

Tropical vector-borne diseases disproportionately affect the poorest nations in the world. To truly tackle them we need a holistic, collaborative approach.

Globally, aging populations are posing big challenges for healthcare systems; together, new technology and old techniques offer the opportunity to manage them.

Smallholder farmers service an astonishing amount of the global food need; helping them take advantage of modern farming practices helps everyone.

Digital technology is changing the face of agriculture, helping farmers get the best out of their fields while minimizing the environmental impact.

Mosquitoes are the world’s most deadly animal, rapidly spreading lethal diseases around the world. What can we do to stop them?

We’ve all caught a cold but most of us know very little about what it actually is, why we suffer the symptoms we do and what are the most effective ways to prevent one.

Health is much bigger than ourselves. And it starts with our pets.

Soil is essential to producing the food we eat. Unless we act now we could lose it in a generation.

Preventing the bites of sand flies is crucial in stopping the spread of leishmaniasis, an infectious disease that affects both people and their pets.