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Recent enough to matter: Perceived temporal proximity, anxiety, and COVID-19 vaccine intent

Powell A. et al, (2026), Vaccine, 85

Dengue, a mosquito-borne viral disease, is experiencing its largest surge in history, driven by climate and demographic change. Expanding transmission has highlighted previously under-recognised populations at heightened risk of severe disease, including people with multimorbidity and immunosuppression, for whom live-attenuated vaccines are contraindicated or unlicensed. This evolving epidemiology underscores the urgent need for safe and effective treatments for dengue, particularly for those with complex risk profiles compounded by socio-economic disadvantage. We examine ethical, regulatory, and implementation considerations to support World Health Organization target product profile development for dengue therapeutics. Our analysis highlights the need for better characterisation of risk groups, including through enhanced surveillance; co-produced approaches for their inclusion in research prioritisation, trials, and care; and strategies to address key barriers to access for all, such as rapid diagnostics. This framework has the potential to inform equitable development and delivery of countermeasures for other infectious threats to global health.

Johnson T. et al, (2026), The Lancet Microbe

WHO Target Product Profiles for Dengue Therapeutics: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Ethical, Regulatory, and Implementation Considerations

Johnson T. et al, (2026), The Lancet Microbe

Four moral models of global health security

Butcher FC. et al, (2026), Plos One, 21

Optimising rapid prenatal exome sequencing in the NHS genomic medicine service: the EXPRESS Synopsis

Hill M. et al, (2026), Health and Social Care Delivery Research, 14, 1 - 40

AI saves time—but for whom? A qualitative study of clinicians, AI developers and competing notions of efficiency in healthcare

Sauerbrei A., (2026), JME Practical Bioethics, 2, e000104 - e000104

Digital Informal Care: The Use of Technology in Family Care. A Scoping Review

Nittas V. et al, (2026), Public Health Reviews, 46

How “America First” Abandoned Global Health: The Case for an African Model

Jecker NS. et al, (2026), American Journal of Bioethics

The Sound of Silence: What AI Psychotherapy Chatbots Bring About While Always Chattering

Sedlakova J. and Trachsel M., (2026), American Journal of Bioethics, 26, 89 - 91

Public engagement professionals: Exploring ethical tensions in communication, engagement and co-creation

Wilkinson C. et al, (2026), Public Understanding of Science

Beyond overconfidence: Embedding curiosity and humility for ethical medical AI.

Cajas Ordóñez SA. et al, (2026), PLOS Digit Health, 5

What ethical AI and robots could mean: a conceptual and ethical reflection.

Sedlakova J., (2026), Front Robot AI, 13

Grandmother Caregiving in Rural Skip-generation Households in Cambodia: An Intersectional Analysis of Multiple Marginalisation for Older Women’s Health

Schneiders ML. et al, (2026)

Correction to: Call for a fairer approach to authorship in publishing biomedical research (Communications Medicine, (2025), 5, 1, (99), 10.1038/s43856-025-00815-9)

Cheah PY. and Parker M., (2025), Communications Medicine, 5

Call for a fairer approach to authorship in publishing biomedical research

Cheah PY. and Parker M., (2025), Communications Medicine, 5

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