WHO Approves First Malaria Treatment Specifically for Infants
WHO grants first-ever prequalification to a malaria treatment formulated specifically for infants, a major step forward in combating the disease’s high toll on children in Africa.
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WHO grants first-ever prequalification to a malaria treatment formulated specifically for infants, a major step forward in combating the disease’s high toll on children in Africa.
WHO and UNICEF report 214 attacks on Sudan’s health facilities since 2023, with 13 new incidents in 2026’s first quarter threatening 11 million needing care.
WHO seeks $30.3 million to bolster health systems in five Middle Eastern nations facing severe strain from ongoing conflicts and mass displacement.
NYC becomes first U.S. city to join WHO’s GOARN following federal withdrawal, enhancing global health collaboration amid criticism.
The US exit from WHO raises critical challenges for Africa’s healthcare systems, prompting calls for sustainable funding and regional collaboration.
China integrates HPV vaccination into national programs and expands screening to combat cervical cancer, aiming for WHO elimination targets by 2030.
As of 2026, the Nipah virus remains a critical health threat in Asia. Here are five essential facts about transmission, risks, and global response efforts.
UN urges US to reverse WHO withdrawal as health experts warn of impacts on Asia’s pandemic response and climate-related health challenges.
China’s new 12356 mental health hotline provides 24/7 support, addressing depression and anxiety nationwide as part of a three-year health initiative.
WHO warns of chikungunya virus spread to 119 countries, with 5.5 million at risk. Americas and Indian Ocean regions hardest hit; vaccines remain limited.
WHO leaders outline global health priorities, emphasizing Asia’s critical role in pandemic response and equitable healthcare development during July 2025 conference.
WHO reports Israeli military attacked staff residence in Gaza’s Deir al-Balah, detaining personnel and damaging critical infrastructure amid escalating conflict.
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.