Global Health
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UN General Assembly Adopts WHO-Backed Political Declaration on Pandemic Prevention, Response
NEW YORK, October 14 — The World Health Organization (WHO) welcomed the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) of the…
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DRC Ebola Cases Top 7,000; Officials Say Spread May Have Peaked
BUNIA, September 15 — More than seven thousand Ebola cases have now been recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s worst outbreak…
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Uganda Trial: One-Fifth Yellow Fever Dose Works in Children
KAMPALA, September 13 — A clinical trial in Uganda has found that a one-fifth dose of yellow fever vaccine protected children under…
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WFP: Ebola Fight in East Congo Needs Food Aid as 500,000 Face Hunger
GOMA, September 11 — The World Food Programme is warning that the international response to the Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic…
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Canada’s Public Health Agency assesses US outbreak risk from SARS lessons
OTTAWA, July 21 — The building on Colonnade Road is quiet this afternoon, its surveillance systems humming through servers that link Ottawa…
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WHO’s binding rules govern cross-border outbreak notifications under IHR
GENEVA, July 21 — The figure that matters: 196 countries are bound by the International Health Regulations, the only international legal treaty…
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Measles resurgence fuels global comeback amid declining vaccination rates
GENEVA, July 21 — In the corridors of global health agencies, a familiar concern has resurfaced. Measles, a disease whose very name…
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US Vaccine Hesitancy Fuels Preventable Disease Outbreaks, Threatens
MANILA, July 21 — Vaccine hesitancy — a delay in accepting or refusing vaccines despite their availability and proven effectiveness — has…
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Cyclospora cayetanensis: The Elusive Parasite Behind Foodborne
LIMA, July 20 — On the laboratory benches of Cayetano Heredia University, a parasite no bigger than a speck of dust first…
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Cyclospora cayetanensis causes global produce-borne illnesses
LIMA, July 18 — Under the microscope, the threat is tiny — spherical, just 7.5 to 10 micrometres across, wrapped in a…
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Vaccines Train Immune System: A Century of Disease Prevention
ASTANA, July 14 — The global vaccine market, a sector that directly shapes public health outcomes from Central Asia to the Americas,…
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Global Vaccination Impact: 2 to 3 Million Deaths Prevented Annually
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Vaccines remain one of the most powerful tools in public health, preventing an estimated 2 to 3 million…
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WHO Data: Global Life Expectancy Rises, Disparities Persist 2000-2020
GENEVA, July 14 — The numbers tell a story of two worlds. The World Health Organization reports global life expectancy at birth…
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Jonas Salk’s 1955 Polio Vaccine Reduced U.S. Cases By 96 Percent
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The geopolitical chessboard of global health has few moves as decisive as the one Jonas Salk made in…
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$40B Global Antibiotics Industry Faces Innovation Gaps
SINGAPORE, July 11 — For communities across Asia, the medicines that treat common infections are something many families take for granted. But…
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Antimicrobial resistance now a top global health threat
MANILA, July 11 — Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, is not a distant laboratory concern. For communities across Asia, it is a threat…
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Study: 1.2 Billion Global Mental Health Cases in 2023
MANILA, July 10 — A sweeping new study has painted a stark picture of the global mental health landscape, revealing that nearly…
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Teens Aged 15-19 Now Lead in Mental Disorder Burden
ROME, July 10 — The mental health landscape for young people has shifted in a stark new direction. A major global study…
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Mental Illness Top Cause of Global Disability, Study Finds
MANILA, July 10 — A 2023 global study has laid bare a stark shift in the landscape of disability worldwide, with mental…
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Global Water Crisis Threatens Health and Livelihoods of Billions
ISLAMABAD, July 9 — The numbers are stark, and they come from some of the most trusted global institutions. The United Nations…
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Global Immunization Saves 2-3 Million Lives Yearly, Seeks Universal Coverage
GENEVA, July 8 — The World Health Organization estimates that immunization prevents 2-3 million deaths every year from diseases including diphtheria, tetanus,…
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Cancer’s Deadly Toll Exposed in Developing Health Systems
LAGOS, July 1 — For years, I taught my students about the mechanics of writing, about narrative structure and clarity. But the…
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Transatlantic Partnership Aims to Fast-Track Rare Disease Treatments
OXFORD, July 1 — The Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre has appointed a new Little Princess Trust Professor of Paediatric Oncology, strengthening its…
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Glasgow Ebola Test Negative as Congo Outbreak Rages On
GLASGOW, July 1 — A patient admitted to Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital has tested negative for Ebola, ending a brief lockdown.…
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