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Guterres requires greater equality and inclusion as world tags Autism Awareness Day

UN Secretary General António Guterres calls for a renewed obligation to create a more equal and inclusive world in its message that marks the world’s autism consciousness day on Tuesday. This year’s theme – Promoting Neurodiversity and UN Objectives of Sustainable Development (SDGS) – Highlights the intersection of neurodiversity and global sustainability efforts. The goal […]

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47 million health workers and advocates call for cleaner help to limit pollution deaths

The second WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution and Health Co-Hosted by the World Health Organization and Colombia, in the City of Cartagena, gathered over 700 participants from 100 country-inclusive heads of state, ministers, researchers and civil society groups to accelerate actions to limit what is increasingly described as a full-scale health. “It’s time to

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Decades of progress in reducing childhood deaths and stillbirths at risk warns the UN

The death toll for under-fives was 4.8 million in 2023-a marked fall-with stillbirths that fell marginally to about 1.9 million, data released by the UN shows. Despite this, decades of hard -won progress in the survival of children are threatened as a result of financing cuts, health system challenges and regional differences, UNICEF and the

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UNICEF condemning looting of life -saving supplies to children in Sudan

The attack on one of the last operational hospitals in the area elaborated on the ongoing humanitarian crisis of the civil war between rival military, the Sudanese armed forces (SAF) and the paramilitary rapid support forces (RSF), which started in April 2023. Among the stolen supplies were 2,200 cartons with ready to use therapeutic food

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That give pure health bill to cities that intervene in preventable illnesses

Córdoba in Argentina, Fortaleza in Brazil and Manchester in the UK, picked up accolades at a healthy urban summit hosting the UN World Health Organization (WHO), Bloomberg Philanthropies and Vital Strategies. The Argentine city won recognition for its policy to eliminate sugary and artificially sweetened beverages – along with ultra -processed foods – from all

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FAO warns of ‘hitherto unseen’ aviar influenza spread, in call for global action

Briefing members in Rome, FAO officials called for urgent action to strengthen biosecurity, monitoring and rapid response mechanisms to limit the outbreak. FAO Deputy General Goodfrey Magwenzi emphasized that the crisis threatens to have “serious influences on food security and food supply in the countries, Including loss of valuable nutrition, rural and income, shock to

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Afghanistan: The Security Council renews the UN Mission that WHO warns of health disaster

Unanimous adoption of decision 2777 (2025), Council 15 members emphasized the “critical significance” of a continued presence of unama and other UN agencies throughout Afghanistan. The Council also expressed the appreciation of the UN’s long -term commitment to the country and its people who repeated its full support to Unama and the special representative of

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Europe is struggling with the highest number of measles in more than 25 years

“Meslinger is back and it’s a waking call“Warned Dr. Hans Kluge, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director of the European Region. A total of 127,350 cases were reported in the region in 2024, twice the number of reported cases for 2023 and the highest number since 1997, according to analysis of WHO and the

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