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World News in Brief: “Trust Crisis” has an impact

And because health spending is also under pressure in the world, it should be a priority to develop so -called combined vaccines, insisted the panel. The WHO vaccination chief, Dr. Kate O’Brien, stressed that the combination of the JAB MMR which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, is sure for children. “Significant risks” “What is […]

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Hoping in Gaza: The health crisis deepens as families burn plastic for fuel

Um Muhammad al-Masri, moved from the northern city of Beit Hanoun, never lets go of its asthma inhaler. She says she would die without that. The smoke fills her tent, where she directed a primitive oven fed by garbage. “I have been prescribed medication, but I couldn’t afford it, so UNRWA [the UN agency for

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From the crisis to community healing: a Haitian mother fights against cholera

When her 11-year-old daughter, Noel-Dina, was struck by unbearable fever and abdominal pain, Oriata did not hesitate. She immediately took her child to the nearest hospital. “She couldn’t walk because she was so weak. I had to wear her on my back. I was terribly worried and I thought I was going to lose her,”

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World News in Brief: new statement on MNT and mental health, Khartoum Shelter Crisis, WFP Lifeline in Ukraine, Sud-Soudan Update

The text, negotiated over five months, will take place before the General Assembly for approval in a few weeks. It was adopted at a high -level meeting at the UN headquarters on Thursday, where heads of state, government leaders and health ministers highlighted the urgency of coordinated action. MNTs like heart and pulmonary diseases, cancer

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Mental health care to occupy the front of the stage in the General Assembly

Although the subject of mental health has been raised in previous years, it will obtain major invoicing during the event, which will also cover the prevention and control of other non -transmitted diseases (MNT), such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases. MNTs remain the main causes of death and disability in the

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World News in Brief: which reaffirms the safety of vaccines, call to Sudanese civilians trapped in El Fasher, Dr Congo Ebola Epidemia up to date

“In -depth research, including large -scale studies in the last decade, has not found any coherent association,” the agency said in a statement, urging pregnant women to follow the advice of their health providers. The alarm was raised by the White House on Monday when US President Donald Trump and senior health officials issued a

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World News in Brief: Gaza and Nicaragua Human Rights Update, which alerts and alarm of hypertension on the American autism complaint

Damaged installations include nine schools and two health centers housing more than 11,000 people. At least five displaced people were injured and the UNRWA field office has also suffered damage. The agency claims that its operations in Gaza City – where Israeli air and land attacks have intensified – were sharply reduced after its only

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World News in Brief: Migrant doctors mean shortages at home, United Nations names, the best innovators, updating the rights of Nigeria, sunscreen and “essential medicine”

A new United Nations health agency report also shows that in Europe in 2023, six in 10 doctors trained outside the region, while the number is even higher for nurses. In light of these results – and the fact that many countries in the west and northern Europe become “strongly dependent” of these foreign workers

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World News in Brief: Update of the pandemic treaty, response from Dr Congo Ebola, more victims in Ukraine

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was expressed at the start of a meeting of the intergovernmental working group on the agreement of the WHO pandemic, which takes place in Geneva until Friday. This occurs four months after the countries adopted the first pandemic treaty in the world, which he called “a generational achievement”. Tedros said that the

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80 million additional children benefiting from school meals, reports WFP

The number of children receiving school meals through programs led by the government has increased by 20% since 2020, found the last edition of the PAM Biennial Biennial Report, the state of school food from around the world. Now, nearly 80 million additional children can enjoy nutritious meals in school, bringing the world total to

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