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Pandremias to pollution: the WHO assembly makes historical health decisions

In addition, assembly has approved a wide range of measures to promote health equity, reduce air pollution and strengthen protections for vulnerable populations. “”The words “historic” and “monument” are overused, but they are perfectly likely to describe the World Health Assembly of this year“Said the director general of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, during the […]

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Flavored nicotine products leading to dependence on young people, who warn

This is particularly true among young users: this is one of the main reasons why young people first experience tobacco or nicotine products, according to the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO). Nicotine and flavored tobacco products are intrinsically addictive and toxic – often more than ordinary tobacco. The flavors increase use, make it more

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Sudan’s conflict triggers the regional health crisis, warns who

“The current conflict and displacement, in addition to fragile health infrastructure and limited access to affected populations, have a risk of mass transmission of mass disease,” said the United Nations Health Agency in a report published on Tuesday, urging immediate support to maintain surveillance, strengthen the response to the epidemic and preserve the rescue health

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Public health champions honored for work “beyond the call of normal duty”

But it is not universal. Many people have trouble in the world – unable to enter clinics or explain their symptoms: “[These patients] Do not align yourself with the waiting lists. They wait, without knowing it, for an interior understanding and the courage to request care, “said Dr. Merete Nordentoft in Denmark, describing the patients

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What is your poison? Alcohol linked to a higher risk of pancreatic cancer

Research, led by the Center for Cancer Research of the United Nations World Organization, has shared data of nearly 2.5 million people in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America. He revealed a Association “modest but significant” between alcohol consumption and the risk of developing pancreatic cancerWhatever sex or status of smoking. “”Alcohol consumption is a

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“ A silent crisis ”: obstetric fibrosis affects 500,000 women, but it is fully treatable

16 years old – How long Dah had to live with the agonizing condition, undergoing eight different surgical procedures before finally having the fistula repaired. In recognition of more than 500,000 women like Dah who are forced to bear what is a very treatable condition, the international day to end obstetric fistula is marked on

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Nations adopt a historic commitment to protect themselves against future pandemics

The effects of the devastating cocovast-19 pandemic are always felt. About seven million people died, health systems have been overwhelmed and the global economy was practically led to stop. The global turmoil has prompted an international community amazed to continue an agreement to prevent such a catastrophic event from reproducing – and guaranteeing that the

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The World Health Assembly opens in the midst of the voting of pandemic treaties with high issues, a crisis in global funding

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization, urged Member States to remain focused on shared objectives, even in the midst of global instability. “”We are here not to serve our own interests, but the eight billion people in our world“, He said in his speech to open at the palaces of the

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Countries that should adopt the “vital” pandemic preparation agreement

The challenges are raised for the World Health Assembly of this year, the first United Nations Health Forum, where managers will tackle a radical program – pandemic preparation and health risks linked to mental health, maternal health and environmental justice. But with geopolitical tensions that take place high, international collaboration on these questions and others

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