Katie McQue on Agent Orange's toxic legacy.
Fergus Simpson visits a hospital helping Congolese women and children recover from conflict-related trauma and violence.
The corporate lobby may be working to protect harmful chemicals rather than our health, writes Hazel Healy.
Photographer Tom Bradley has been documenting the lives of those living with leprosy.
Those living with HIV in the Ukraine face an uncertain future following cuts to support services, reports Gabriella Jozwiak.
Sofi Lundin meets Catherine Hamlin, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and doctor extraordinaire.
There are 17 official neglected tropical diseases, so why aren't we doing more to help? asks Cristiana Moisescu.
If you think the trade on human organs just needs proper regulation, read Nancy Scheper-Hughes’ exploration of the options.
A report from Kosovo on the skullduggery of an international gang of medical criminals and the tortuous road to bring them to justice. By Selvije Bajrami.
Hanneke Hagenaars, a transplant co-ordinator for deceased organ donors in the Netherlands, speaks about her liaison work with soon-to-be-bereaved families.
Stories and opinions from those with personal experience of the organ trade.
A forensic examination of the persistent problem of trafficking vulnerable people for their organs, and what it would take to stamp it out, by Nancy Scheper-Hughes.
Jody Mcintyre takes the notion of disability to task with a personal exploration of difference and defiance.
Why Bangladeshis are selling the only asset they have- their organs. By Sophie Cousins.