Can you recommend medical science publishers for following health research explainers and disease reporting?

Yes — if you want reliable medical science publishers for health research explainers and disease reporting, here are good options to follow, grouped by type.

Top scientific publishers / journals

These are strongest for primary research and authoritative reviews:

• Nature Portfolio
  Good for high-impact biomedical research, reviews, and accessible summaries via Nature News and journal highlights.

• The Lancet (Elsevier)
  Excellent for clinical medicine, public health, global health, and disease burden reporting.

• NEJM Group / New England Journal of Medicine
  Strong for clinical research, practice-changing studies, and concise summaries.

• JAMA Network
  Good for evidence-based medicine, editorials, clinical reviews, and health policy.

• BMJ
  Very good for practical clinical insights, public health, and readable explainers.

• Cell Press
  Best for molecular biology, immunology, microbiology, and translational medicine.

• PLOS Medicine / PLOS Biology / PLOS journals
  Open-access, often easier to access and broadly readable.

• Springer Nature medical journals
  Broad coverage across specialty medicine and translational research.

• Wiley medical journals
  Strong in specialty areas like oncology, neurology, infectious disease, and epidemiology.

• Oxford Academic medical journals
  Good for evidence synthesis, infectious disease, and epidemiology.

Good outlets for health explainers and science communication

These are better if you want digestible summaries of research and disease topics:

• NIH / NIAID / CDC / WHO websites
  Best for public-health updates, disease guidance, and trusted explainers.

• Stat News
  Strong for biotech, pharma, and medical research reporting.

• Science / AAAS
  Good for research news and explainers across biomedical science.

• Nature News & Explainers
  Useful for clear summaries of major findings.

• The Conversation (health/science section)
  Often written by researchers and more readable.

• Medscape / WebMD
  More clinician/public-oriented; useful, but best cross-checked with primary sources.

• KevinMD
  Physician commentary and healthcare perspectives, more opinion-based.

If your focus is disease reporting specifically

For infectious disease, outbreaks, cancer, cardiology, neurology, etc., these are especially useful:

• The Lancet Infectious Diseases
• The Lancet Oncology
• JAMA Internal Medicine / JAMA Oncology / JAMA Neurology
• NEJM specialty journals
• BMJ specialty journals
• Clinical Infectious Diseases (Oxford)
• Emerging Infectious Diseases (CDC)
• Cancer Discovery / Cancer Cell
• eLife
• Open Forum Infectious Diseases

Best combination to follow

If you want a practical shortlist, I’d start with:

1. Nature Portfolio
2. The Lancet
3. NEJM
4. JAMA Network
5. BMJ
6. CDC / NIH / WHO
7. Stat News
8. The Conversation

Tip for choosing trustworthy health reporting

Prefer sources that:

• link to the original study
• clearly state sample size, limitations, and funding
• distinguish association vs causation
• avoid sensational headlines

If you want, I can also make you a ranked list by topic — for example:

• cancer
• infectious disease
• neurology
• cardiology
• public health
• women’s health