A group of scientific journals, including Scienza in rete, has sent an open letter to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Health Minister Orazio Schillaci, requesting that an Italian commission of health experts be sent to Cuba to collect data and information on the health status of the Cuban population, access to care, and the availability of medicines and medical devices, to draft an independent technical report, and to plan targeted, essential, and priority aid interventions [...]

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The approval of the Lega amendment excluding lower-secondary students from sexual and affective education programmes disregards the recommendations of international agencies and scientific evidence can cause harm—especially to girls and boys at perhaps the most delicate stage of their lives. [...]

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The journal The Lancet has published an editorial that offers a precise critique of Trump’s executive orders and, at the same time, calls on the medical and scientific communities to resist and to uphold a vision of health that is inclusive, equitable, and grounded in solidarity. We fully share this position. [...]

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