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Thousands of Gaza patients waiting for urgent medical evacuation

Monday told World Health Organization (WHO) Representative Rik Peeperkorn UN news About the desperate conditions he had seen at Al-Ahli before the attack, and the serious restriction of movement that prevents thousands from being evacuated for medical treatment outside Gaza. “I was in Gaza several weeks ago and I came out in early March, just […]

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Help cuts threaten to roll progress in ending maternity mortality

Furthermore, unprecedented aid button that puts global progress to end maternity deaths at risk, UN agencies have warned in a new report requiring greater investment in midwives and other health workers. The Trends in maternal mortality The report was published by the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN Sexual

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Preventional ‘Meningitis Belt’ Deaths targeted at Action Plan for Health Agency

People everywhere, at all ages, can be infected with meningitis transmitted through respiratory secretions or drops in close human contact. Low and middle -income countries are worst affected. The so -called “meningitis belt” in Africa south of the Sahara sees most cases and outbreaks. It extends from Senegal and Gambia west of the continent all

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World Health Day: focusing on women’s physical and mental health around the world

Close by 300,000 women continue to die during pregnancy or birth every year. More than two million babies die in their first month of life and about two million more are stillborn, says the World Health Organization (WHO), which starts a long campaign on motherly and newborn health. The data adds a preventable death every

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World News In short: Cholera waves all over the world, Dr. Congo Update that leads Global Emergency

The UN Health Agency recorded nearly 810,000 cases and 5,900 deaths as a result of the preventable illness of 2024; That’s about 50 percent higher than the previous year, according to Dr. Philippe Barboza, who leads who is cholera team. He said that the latest reported cases are almost certainly underestimated and that the disease

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Sudan: Sexual violence used as terror weapons against women and girls

It is almost two years since the brutal war between the forces of the Khartoum military government and the rapid support disorder militias broke out and triggered one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Human rights violations have been committed on both sides, and more than 30.4 million Sudanese demand urgent help, with millions of

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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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