A study reveals that higher rates of firearm violence in communities are linked to lower dental care utilisation and higher rates of tooth loss, highlighting the broader public health impact of violence.

A new Humanity & Inclusion report looks at how the use of explosive weapons in populated areas is not only killing civilians but systematically destroying healthcare access.

The report by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Johns Hopkins University projects up to 74,290 excess deaths in Gaza under varying scenarios, emphasizing the critical need for improved healthcare, sanitation, and nutrition amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.