Filling the gaps: pioneering living evidence gap maps for dengue
Dengue is rising rapidly worldwide, driven by climate change. Cochrane’s new dengue evidence gap map highlights where strong research exists and where critical gaps remain. Developed with global stakeholders, discover how it could guide decisions, policies, and future research to reduce the impact of dengue.
Cochrane's sustainable path to open access
At the Cochrane Collaboration, open science has long been at the heart of our ethos. From publishing free plain language summaries in multiple languages to making study data available, we have always strived to make our evidence accessible, transparent and useful to as many people as possible.
Saving patients from life-threatening stroke
An influential Cochrane review has changed how hospitals across the world treat stroke patients, saving thousands of lives and improving care for hundreds of thousands more.
Most common methods of inducing labour similarly effective
A new review including over 100 clinical trials has found that no induction method was clearly effective than low-dose vaginal misoprostol, although some methods were less effective and safety profiles varied.
2025 in review: tracking and growing patient and public involvement
For more than 30 years, Cochrane has championed the involvement of patients and the public in shaping health evidence, and this commitment remains just as strong today. In 2025, we took significant steps to embed PPI more deeply into our work.
From preventing complications in pregnancy to improving outcomes for the world’s youngest children, our work reflects the disparities in maternal, newborn and child health that still persist today. For Maternal Health Awareness Day, we take a look at some of Cochrane's achievements in this area, and our plans for the future.
Cochrane Interactive Learning launches a new module on living systematic reviews
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No clear evidence that cannabis-based medicines relieve chronic nerve pain
There is no clear evidence that cannabis-based medicines provide pain relief for chronic neuropathic pain, an updated Cochrane review finds.
Reflections on involvement: Ailsa Butler
Image Join us behind the scenes for reflections, best practices and impact stories from author teams, Geographic Groups, and others involving patients and the public in Cochrane activities.
Reflections on involvement: Alex Todhunter-Brown
This month, we’re sharing the full interview with Alex Todhunter-Brown, author of the Cochrane review Physical rehabilitation approaches for the recovery of function and mobility following stroke.
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