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Air pollution is increasing – but not everywhere, explains the UN Meteorological Agency

“”Air quality does not comply“Said Lorenzo Labrador, scientific officer in the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).” Smoke and pollution that forest fire problems of this record season of the Iberian peninsula have already been detected above Western Europe [and]… Can travel mainly in the rest of the European continent. »» Presentation of the last WMO Air […]

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Find the strength in the middle of white nights: the hidden mental health toll of Ukraine

Speaking of the Kyiv capital, which was shaken by some of the deadliest attacks in the war last week – and after a visit to the Sumy front line – representative of women in Ukraine Sabine Freizer Gunes described to UN news Nathalie Minard both emotional exhaustion and resilience which she had witnessed. The interview

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Which seems alarm while mental health problems go up a billion in the world

Disorders such as anxiety and depression allow a heavy price on individuals, families and economies, but most countries do not provide adequate support. Mental health problems are widespread in each company and age group and remain the second cause of long -term disability. They increase health care costs for families and governments while costing the

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United Nations agencies warn against the increase in the risk of thermal stress for workers around the world

The new joint report, Climate change and thermal stress at workUnderlines the risks of assembly because climate change feeds, more extreme and more frequent. Stressing that workers in agriculture, construction and peaches are already suffering from the impacts of dangerous temperatures, the report stresses that vulnerable groups in developing countries – including children, the elderly

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It’s time to end children’s physical punishment once and for all, who says

Body punishments refer to children most frequently, but can refer to any sanction inflicted by parents, caregivers or teachers who are intended to cause a certain degree of discomfort. This can happen at home or in more public circles such as school class. But wherever this happens, this type of punishment has large-scale effects, including

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Rubelle eliminated as a public health problem in Nepal: who

Rubole – which is commonly known as German measles – is a very contagious viral infection, and particularly serious for pregnant women because it can lead to miscarriage, mortinity or a range of debilitating congenital malformations. The safe and profitable vaccines made it highly avoidable. “”The success of Nepal reflects the unshakable commitment of its

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World News in Brief: cholera strikes Sudan and beyond, humanitarian needs have grown up for the return of Afghans, increasing insecurity in Dr Congo Congo

So far this year, cholera has killed more than 4,300 people in 31 countries. These figures are underestimated and there is a particular concern for those affected by war in Sudan, Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Yemen. In Sudan, the disease has already made more than 1,000 lives since January 1.

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The dead of malnutrition mark “last in the war against children” in Gaza: Unirwa Chef

These young deaths are “the last of the war against children and childhood in Gaza,” Philippe Lazzarini, head of the UN refugee agency, said on Wednesday in a tweet. The toll also includes some 40,000 boys and girls reported killed or injured due to bombing and air strike, at least 17,000 unaccompanied and separate children,

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“Catastrophic” Gaza health system with submerged hospitals and exhaustion drugs, which warns

Less than half of Gaza hospitals and less than 38% of primary health centers partially work – or do it at minimum levels – said Dr. Rik Peeperkorn, representative of the World Health Organization (WHO) for West Bank and Gaza. The occupation of beds in the main installations exceeds the limits by significant margins-the Shifa

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Abuse during and after childbirth persists in the world, which warns

Over the past decade, an increasing ensemble of evidence has highlighted the widespread impact of ill-treatment and the need to offer respectful care at the center of all maternal and newborn health strategies. The WHO Human Reproduction Program (HRP) and the partners published a new collection on Wednesday aimed at ending the abuse and the

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