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Coronavirus · United States

Key Differences Between Covid Nimbus and Stratus Variants as Doctor Issues Warning

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WHO says 42 dead in latest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo

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An Ebola outbreak declared in the DR Congo in early September has caused 42 deaths out of 64 confirmed cases but the risk of it spreading in the region is moderate, the WHO said Wednesday.See the Story

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WHO Says over 40,000 Gazans Have Life-Changing Injuries, Needing Years of Rehabilitation

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UN Health agency warns health system near collapse, with one-third of rehab services partially functioning - Anadolu Ajansı See the Story

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Some Pregnant Women Film Themselves Taking Tylenol After Trump Administration Warns of Risks in Pregnancy — REUTERS / pwu404

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Some Pregnant Women Film Themselves Taking Tylenol After Trump Administration Warns of Risks in Pregnancy

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Trump's Comments on Autism Evoke Anger, Hope Among Autistic People and Their Families

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WHO Says over 40,000 Gazans Have Life-Changing Injuries, Needing Years of Rehabilitation

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UN Health agency warns health system near collapse, with one-third of rehab services partially functioning - Anadolu AjansıDisability · Gaza See the Story

Paracetamol and Autism: the Importance of Scientific Evidence and Responsible Communication

The president urged pregnant women to avoid Tylenol, which led to the rejection of international bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA). Both institutions stressed that there is no solid scientific evidence that links the consumption of paracetamol with the development of autism in children. They also insisted that the current recommendations for use remain unchanged: the medicine can be used d…World Health Organization · Mendoza Read Article

WHO commits to supporting Gambia in cancer control

It would be recalled that World Breast Cancer Awareness Month is celebrated every October to raise awareness and promote early detection, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. In light of this, he also called on government agencies, partners, communities and the media to help expand breast cancer awareness, screening and support those affected with the disease. Giving an insight into the importance of the month, Dr. Nathan reminded that the …World Health Organization · The Gambia Read Article

Understanding HPV, Cervical Cancer and the BellaNaija #StopHPVForHer Campaign

According to the WHO, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women in Nigeria, the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women aged 15 to 44, and the fourth most common cancer amongst women, globally. It is estimated that, in Nigeria, at least 12,000 women get diagnosed with cervical cancer annually. We also rank 7th in the global ranking of cervical cancer cases. When people hear Human Papillomavirus, many imagine it as a…Cancer · Nigeria Read Article

India's Untappable Workforce: How Skill Development Can Empower Millions With Disabilities - The Logical Indian

According to a 2011 World Health Organization (WHO) study, over 1.3 billion people nearly 16% of the global population, live with some form of disability. Yet, despite constitutional safeguards and numerous welfare schemes, Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) continue to face entrenched barriers in education, employment, and social participation. This systemic exclusion not only curtails individual aspirations and opportunities but also sidelines a…World Health Organization · India Read Article

WHO urges ramping up arms race against drug-resistant superbugs

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There are not enough new tests and treatments in the pipeline to tackle the growing spread of drug-resistant bacteria, the World Health Organization warned Thursday.World Health Organization · Geneva See the Story

WHO says the antibacterial pipeline reveals a dual crisis: scarcity and lack of innovation

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Antimicrobial resistance is one of the most urgent global health threats, causing over one million deaths annuallyInnovation Read Article

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Key Differences Between Covid Nimbus and Stratus Variants as Doctor Issues Warning

WHO says 42 dead in latest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo

WHO Says over 40,000 Gazans Have Life-Changing Injuries, Needing Years of Rehabilitation

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Some Pregnant Women Film Themselves Taking Tylenol After Trump Administration Warns of Risks in Pregnancy

Trump's Comments on Autism Evoke Anger, Hope Among Autistic People and Their Families

WHO Pandemic Accords Are Badly Flawed ⋆ Brownstone Institute

Cholera remains ‘serious public health risk’ as cases top 190,000: WHO

Suriname Joins Who Executive Board

WHO Says over 40,000 Gazans Have Life-Changing Injuries, Needing Years of Rehabilitation

Paracetamol and Autism: the Importance of Scientific Evidence and Responsible Communication

WHO commits to supporting Gambia in cancer control

Understanding HPV, Cervical Cancer and the BellaNaija #StopHPVForHer Campaign

India's Untappable Workforce: How Skill Development Can Empower Millions With Disabilities - The Logical Indian

WHO urges ramping up arms race against drug-resistant superbugs

WHO says the antibacterial pipeline reveals a dual crisis: scarcity and lack of innovation

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WHO commits to supporting Gambia in cancer control

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India's Untappable Workforce: How Skill Development Can Empower Millions With Disabilities - The Logical Indian

WHO urges ramping up arms race against drug-resistant superbugs

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