
COVID-19 Origins Debate: Science vs. Politics in Global Spotlight
As the search for COVID-19’s origins continues, experts warn against politicizing science. Global cooperation and evidence-based approaches gain urgency in pandemic research.
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As the search for COVID-19’s origins continues, experts warn against politicizing science. Global cooperation and evidence-based approaches gain urgency in pandemic research.
WHO delivers first medical supplies to Gaza since March 2, but warns it’s ‘a drop in the ocean’ amid dire health conditions and ongoing aid shortages.
As World No Tobacco Day highlights industry tactics, experts call for stronger regulations to protect vulnerable populations in Asia and globally.
WHO’s new Pandemic Agreement emphasizes science-driven strategies, equitable resource distribution, and global collaboration to tackle future health crises.
The World Health Assembly adopts a landmark pandemic agreement to enhance global health governance, focusing on equity and preparedness for future health crises.
China urges the U.S. to halt political interference in COVID-19 origins tracing, emphasizing scientific collaboration and transparency at the World Health Assembly.
The 78th World Health Assembly convenes in Geneva, focusing on pandemic preparedness, global health equity, and sustainable financing, with China reaffirming its commitment to international cooperation.
China releases white paper detailing its COVID-19 response framework and global cooperation efforts, emphasizing international collaboration in pandemic prevention.
WHO warns funding cuts threaten maternal and newborn healthcare in Africa, jeopardizing progress toward global health targets as systems face strain.
WHO declares Myanmar’s earthquake a top-level emergency, seeks $8M for lifesaving aid and disease prevention amid rising casualties.
WHO representative Martin Taylor applauds China’s healthcare reforms and financial support for global health initiatives during annual political meetings.
A mysterious illness in northwestern Congo, linked to bat consumption, has killed over 50 people in five weeks. WHO has ruled out known hemorrhagic fevers as the cause.
The WHO reports increasing mpox outbreaks in Africa and new global cases, highlighting the virus’s spread to the UAE and the U.S.
Violence in South Kivu Province of the DRC is rising, leading to mass displacement, infrastructure damage, and a worsening humanitarian crisis.
The WHO warns of escalating disease risks in the DRC, as over 2,000 are wounded and 45 killed amid fighting in and around Goma, raising concerns over the spread of diseases like mpox, cholera, and measles.
U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change and the World Health Organization, marking a major policy shift.
The World Health Organization expresses regret over the U.S. decision to withdraw and hopes for constructive dialogue for the benefit of all.
WHO expresses deep regret over the U.S. decision to withdraw from the organization, urging the United States to reconsider and emphasizing the importance of global health collaboration.
The World Health Organization expresses deep regret over U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the organization, hoping for reconsideration to maintain global health efforts.
The WHO expresses deep regret over the U.S. decision to withdraw from the organization, urging continued collaboration to address global health challenges.