Robert Edwards

LONDON: When Dr. Marwa Gibril left her medical practice in the UK to return to Port Sudan in January, she knew she was entering a country in collapse. Cholera was spreading, health workers were fleeing, and millions had been displaced from their homes. Yet for Gibril — a family physician trained in Britain with a master’s degree in public health from Harvard — the decision was clear. She wanted to be with her family, use her medical skills, and support Sudan’s health system in crisis.

Amid the world's largest displacement crisis, Sudanese abroad are keeping families alive with remittances, soup kitchens and aid networks

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Bringing you PET events as a podcast. In the 35th episode of its podcast, PET marks the 100th birthday of the late IVF pioneer Professor Sir Robert Edwards, with guests drawn from his family, his colleagues, his students, the people he helped, and experts on his life and legacy...

PET presents a series of talks celebrating the 100th birthday of the late IVF pioneer Professor Sir Robert Edwards. This first talk is by Edwards' daughter, Dr Jenny Joy...

Rather than waiting for the “ultra-processed food” (UPF) definition promised by the federal government’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission,...

Grassroots initiatives like Nubia Health are filling critical gaps, as Sudan's health system collapses and international aid remains minimal

LONDON: As Sudan’s war forces millions to flee, the remote frontier town of Wadi Halfa, near the Egyptian border, has become a bottleneck for displaced families — and a focal point of the country’s spiraling public health crisis. Where trauma, hunger, and war wounds converge daily, one clinic is offering desperate families much-needed respite. Grassroots health initiatives like this are filling the gaps where state and international aid agencies have fallen short.

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