Insights blog

According to a new study, exposure to household air pollution remains a leading risk factor for disease and early death.

A personal account describes the challenges many people on the autism spectrum face and the need for better support

Track how President Trump’s executive orders have jeopardized global health programs that rely on the United States

The health impacts of wildfires are observed years after the initial blazes.

Through IHME’s institutional partnerships across the world, we are proud to collaborate with remarkable women who not only excel in their respective fields but also bring invaluable expertise and innovation to health metrics.

Through IHME’s institutional partnerships across the world, we are proud to collaborate with remarkable women who not only excel in their respective fields but also bring invaluable expertise and innovation to health metrics.

Through IHME’s institutional partnerships across the world, we are proud to collaborate with remarkable women who not only excel in their respective fields but also bring invaluable expertise and innovation to health metrics.

Through IHME’s institutional partnerships across the world, we are proud to collaborate with remarkable women who not only excel in their respective fields but also bring invaluable expertise and innovation to health metrics.

J. Stephen Morrison discusses the findings of the 5th IHME annual report Financing Global Health 2023 with Dr. Angela Apeagyei and Dr. Chris Murray.

In GBD 2021, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, through myriad mechanisms, is a central theme, but GBD reminds us that other macro trends have continued even as the world has gone through a major health shock.

Jaimie Steinmetz and Theo Vos from the Institute of Health Metrics and Katrin Seeher and Tarun Dua from WHO join Heather Brown and Lauren Southwell to discuss new data on the global, regional, and national burden of disorders affecting the nervous system. The Article is published in the April issue of The Lancet Neurology.

Anemia is a major health problem, with nearly 2 billion people affected globally. It afflicts more people worldwide than low back pain or diabetes – or even anxiety and depression combined.