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Two More Reported Cases of Hantavirus Linked to Cruise Ship Hit by ‘Uncommon’ Human-to-Human Transmission
Two more people linked to the cruise ship Hondius were reported to have fallen ill in Switzerland and France, according to Swiss and European media ...
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Investing in Midwives is Essential to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health
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The International Day of the Midwife (May 5) reminds us that safe birth is not a stand-alone event, but part of ...
Pandemic Talks Extended – But Colombia Appeals for New ‘Method’ to Settle Differences
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Colombia has appealed for a new “method” to settle the outstanding annex of the Pandemic Agreement, after World Health Organization (WHO) ...
Methane Emissions From Fossil Fuels Near Record Highs
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Methane emissions from fossil fuels stayed near record highs in 2025, with no sign of decline despite proven, low-cost ways to ...
Big Tobacco is No Longer Selling Cigarettes – It Is Engineering Addiction
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Europe needs a more precise focus to address the tobacco industry’s “engineered architecture of addiction”, featuring flavoured tobacco and nicotine products ...
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Making Better Vaccine Choices in a Shifting Global Health Landscape
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US Food and Drug Administration Blocked Publication of Agency Studies Confirming Shingles and COVID-19 Vaccine Safety
Officials at the Food and Drug Administration have blocked publication of two studies supporting the safety of widely used vaccines ...
06/05/2026
World Health Organization Gives Stamp of Approval to First Malaria Treatment for Young Infants
The World Health Organization has ‘pre-qualified’ Coartem® Baby, the first-ever malaria treatment for young infants of 4.5 kilograms or less. ...
No Pandemic Agreement Annex by World Health Assembly, Says Civil Society
The final missing piece of the Pandemic Agreement – a pathogen access and benefit-sharing (PABS) system – is unlikely to ...
30/04/2026
Making Better Vaccine Choices in a Shifting Global Health Landscape
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World Health Organization Gives Stamp of Approval to First Malaria Treatment for Young Infants
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Africa Needs to Take Urgent Action to Protect ‘Miracle’ Malaria Drugs
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Africa and Europe Announce €100 Million in Joint Initiatives to Strengthen Health Systems
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Africa
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Eastern Mediterranean
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Latin America & Caribbean
North America
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World Health Organization Gives Stamp of Approval to First Malaria Treatment for Young Infants
Medicines & Vaccines
Making Better Vaccine Choices in a Shifting Global Health Landscape
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Africa Needs to Take Urgent Action to Protect ‘Miracle’ Malaria Drugs
Malaria & Neglected Diseases
Africa and Europe Announce €100 Million in Joint Initiatives to Strengthen Health Systems
Public Health
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