Health

There are fresh support for Dr. Congo vaccination drive

The initiative aims to limit the spread of preventable diseases such as polio, measles and yellow fever, which remains a sustained threat in difficult to reach areas. Speedy Answer There were 79 outboard motors, two speedboats, 14 motorcycles and other important equipment worth $ 750,000 to the country’s public health ministry to expand vaccination campaigns […]

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Choose Compassion, Reject Cruelty To Complete HIV, says Top UN Rights Official

In a sharp assessment of the current situation in the health crisis, Deputy Commissioner for Human Rights Nada Al-Nashif warned that more than nine million people do not receive treatment, while 4,000 girls and young women contract the virus every week. A staggering three -quarters of them live in Africa south of the Sahara, she

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FINANCE CHARGES IN ESTABLISH The global battle against tuberculosis that warns

The health agency emphasized that essential prevention, testing and treatment services collapse and leave millions at risk. The most severely affected regions include Africa, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific, where national TB programs strongly depend on international support. “Any disturbance of TB services – whether economically, political or operational – may have devastating and

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‘Quick expansion’ of synthetic drugs that reshape illegal markets, warns UN

In his annual report from 2024, which was released on Tuesday, Incb explains that as opposed to plant -based drugs, These drugs can be made anywhere without the need for large -scale cultivation, making them easier and cheaper for human traffickers to produce and distribute. The increase of heavy opioids such as fentanyl and nitazener

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World News In short: Conflict in Dr. Congo, Europe’s ‘Cradle to Cane’ Crisis, Millions can get hungry in Chad

In a warning on Tuesday, UN help coordinators Ocha said six humanitarian workers have been killed since January -the latest victim was shot during clashes last week near a hospital in the Masisi territory about 80 kilometers west of Goma, in North Kivu. The same clashes allegedly killed three other civilians and wounded a child,

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New Report flags the severity of US financing cuts to Global AIDS response

Unaids said at least one status report has been received about the impact of cuts from 55 different countries up to the start of this week. It includes 42 projects supported by the US President’s emergency plan for AIDS plot (pepar) and 13 receiving some US support. Two days after President Trump’s executive order at

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That marks 20 years of its life -saving tobacco control Treaty

Agency is celebrating this week 20Th Anniversary of entry by virtue of his frame convention on tobacco control (WHO FCTC) – one of the most embraced UN Tractates in history. The Convention provides a legal framework and a comprehensive package of evidence -based tobacco control measures that include large pictorial health warnings on cigarette packages,

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Cases for breast cancer expected to rise by nearly 40 percent by 2050 that warns

The results published in Nature Medicine Monday warn that if current trends continue, the world will see 3.2 million new breast cancer cases and 1.1 million related deaths every year in the middle of the century. The burden feels disproportionate in low and middle -income countries where access to early detection, treatment and care remains

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