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After nearly 2 years of war and severe restrictions in humanitarian aid, tens of thousands of preschool-aged children in the ...

Emerging evidence indicates that sustainable lifestyle changes—such as increasing physical activity, adopting healthy dietary ...

Disability goes beyond health care, yet the two are fundamentally interwoven: many people with disability have at least some ...

These are two lectures that form the Virchow Prize Lecture given by the authors in October, 2025. The first lecture was given ...

Established in 2022 by the independent, non-profit Virchow Foundation, the Virchow Prize honours individuals or organisations ...