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Top World Health Organization (WHO) News

Africa: Mpox Remains Public Health Emergency of International Concern

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Africa: Mpox Remains Public Health Emergency of International Concern

43% Left coverage: 14 sources

PREMIUM TIMES review of WHO global mpox trends shows that the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) remains the epicentre, consistently reporting between 200 and 600 new weekly cases.See the Story

WHO calls on governments to ban flavors in all nicotine products

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WHO calls on governments to ban flavors in all nicotine products

Coverage: 11 sources

On World No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) today launches a new publication and calls on governments to urgently ban all flavors in tobacco and nicotine products, including cigarettes, pouches, hookahs and e-cigarettes to protect youth from addiction and disease.See the Story

BBC World Service - Newshour, Growing Concerns over Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

World Health Organization · Gaza

BBC World Service - Newshour, Growing Concerns over Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Coverage: 2 sources

Concern mounts over Gaza's deepening humanitarian crisis including the hospitals. We speak to a British doctor who's been working there. Also on the programme: a resident of Ukraine's second largest city tells us about the unprecedented Russian attack; and from the bromance to break up between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. We ask a former Tesla director what it's like to work with Mr Musk. (Photo: An internally displaced Palestinian girl attends …See the Story

Spain Pledges €5.25M to WHO for Global Health Projects

Spain Commits Millions to WHO for Global Health Initiatives A €5.25 Million Contribution Fuels Worldwide Health… The post Spain Pledges €5.25M to WHO for Global Health Projects appeared first on TIme News.Health · Spain See the Story

'Awful to Watch': Perth Mum's Warning About Her Son's Experience with RSV

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The WA government has extended its free RSV immunisation program, which it says protected 22,000 babies last year, resulting in a 57 per cent drop in hospital admissions.World Health Organization See the Story

Gaza Health System 'Stretched Beyond Breaking Point', WHO Warns

39% Right coverage: 13 sources

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza See the Story

For the First Time, the U.S. Is Absent From WHO’s Annual Assembly. What’s the Impact?

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

It’s the biggest global health meeting of the year. And the United States won’t be taking a seat at the table.This week, representatives from the 194 countries of the World Health Organization — minus the U.S. — are gathering in Geneva to discuss and vote on policies that will shape global health in the years and decades to come. The topics will range from preparing for the next pandemic to preventing lung cancer by cutting air pollution.So wher…World Health Organization See the Story

World Health Organization members vote in favour of global pandemic agreement

37% Left coverage: 126 sources

Members of the World Health Organization voted emphatically in favour of a potentially groundbreaking global treaty on improving pandemic preparedness at the World Health Assembly on Monday.World Health Organization · Geneva See the Story

WHO honors four countries for successful trans fat elimination efforts

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized four countries – the Republic of Austria, the Kingdom of Norway, the Sultanate of Oman and the Republic of Singapore – for their exemplary efforts in eliminating industrially produced trans fats from their food supplies.World Health Organization · Austria See the Story

Papua New Guinea eliminates trachoma as a public health problem

In a landmark public health achievement, Papua New Guinea (PNG) has been validated by the World Health Organization (WHO) for eliminating trachoma as a public health problem. Trachoma, a neglected tropical disease (NTD) and the world’s leading infectious cause of blindness, no longer poses a public health threat in the country."I congratulate the government and people of Papua New Guinea on this incredible achievement, said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghe…Health · Papua New Guinea See the Story

WHO Validates Mauritania for Eliminating Trachoma as a Public Health Problem

The World Health Organization (WHO) has validated Mauritania as having eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, making it the seventh country in WHO’s African Region to achieve this significant milestone. The validation certificate was received by Honorable Abdallahi Sidi Mohamed Wedih, Minister of Health and Aïcha Vall Vergès, Ambassador of Mauritania to Switzerland at the Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly.World Health Organization · Mauritania See the Story

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