Calibrated survival: Israel’s regulation of life and health in Gaza

Nuclear weapons: an international history

Oncological services in Gaza amid genocide: the politics of care

Medicine, Conflict and Survival

Medicine, Conflict and Survival

Palestine and Israel: articles published in <i>Medicine, Conflict & Survival</i> 1989–2023

Recent cuts to international health aid have had dramatic consequences around the world. Yet some argue that this is an overdue reckoning for the imperialistic/colonial nature of global health, and that in the longer term, there may be benefits from reducing aid dependency and the ability of powerful nations to dictate priorities

Caregiving for individuals with autism in forceful displacement crisis: experiences of refugees in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Known, published, ignored: the political inaudibility of science in times of war

‘Despite the challenges, we must continue’: an analysis of Sudan’s health system resilience two years into the war 2023–2025

Reimagining care for wives of disappeared persons in Kashmir, India: a trauma-informed, rights-based mental health response

‘People left to live in abysmal conditions’ in Gaza says British doctor

Empire of deterrence: nuclear weapons and the containment of politics

International ethics: concepts, theories and cases in global politics, 6th edition

From crisis to cooperation: IPPNW Europe’s blueprint for peace

The dawn of the nuclear age was witnessed by us at first hand

The dawn of the nuclear age was witnessed by us at first hand

Medicine, Conflict and Survival

Women doctors against war – some pioneers

Trends in intra-state conflict and violence: is it time to adjust humanitarian assistance?

Conflict and mental health: psychological impact of the 2025 Indo-Pak tensions on Kashmiri civilians

Health violence begets health violence: returning home

Questioning the relevance of medical preparation for war. The Dutch example 1939–1940

Insights and Advocacy from the 2025 IPPNW Nagasaki World Congress - Medact

Cycling for world peace from Hiroshima to Nagasaki

Home - International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War

Home - International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War

The ‘Epidemic’ of violence against junior doctors in Baghdad: reasons, impact and consequences

Nuclear is not the solution: the folly of atomic power in the age of climate change

Moral courage, injury, and leadership in military contexts: lessons from a thematic analysis of conversations among international experts and students

Physicians and Nurses in the Dutch Armed Forces – professional identity, ethical dilemmas, and agency

The disparities in funding of wars versus elimination of malaria

Health of the internally displaced residents in relief camps in the conflict zones of Manipur state

Adapting to the fallout: the impact of the Sudan war since April 2023 on medical education and medical schools – challenges, evaluations, and emergency recovery plans

Explosive violence in Somalia: a threat to health and development

Health of the internally displaced residents in relief camps in the conflict zones of Manipur state

Thank you Nihon Hidankyo: one light in a world of nuclear backsliding and rising tension

Police report requirement for medical emergencies in Nigeria: a threat to Universal Healthcare Coverage

Addressing the health threats of nuclear war as United States medical students