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World Health Assembly 79
WHA Advances Global Health Architecture Reform Amidst Questions About Where Process Will Really Lead
The 79th World Health Assembly adopted a widely anticipated Global Health Architecture Reform initiative. While WHO and many member states lauded it as a landmark ...
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WHA Member States Approve Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy After Resolving Tech Transfer Debate
Antimicrobial Resistance
WHO Member States approved a new 10-year global action plan to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on Friday after a months-long fight ...
WHO Member States Warn of Acute Operational Risks Amidst Severe Budget Cuts
World Health Organization
Sweeping personnel cuts and a massive emergency funding shortfall trigger sharp warnings about acute WHO operational risks from member states and ...
Attack on Ebola Hospital in Eastern Congo Echoes Past Violence Against Health Workers
Ebola
An angry crowd set fire to Ebola isolation tents outside a hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) Ituri province ...
EXCLUSIVE: World Health Assembly Declines to Recognize Argentina’s Withdrawal From WHO
World Health Assembly 79
After a full day of intense diplomatic debate, the World Health Assembly adopted a last-minute compromise text on Friday declining formal ...
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With 90% of Time Spent Indoors, Children and Vulnerable Groups Face Little Protection Against Pollutants
Air Pollution
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WHO to Convene Donor Conference on Gaza Rehabilitation
A stiffly-worded resolution approved this week by World Health Organization member states condemned the “wanton” destruction of Gaza’s health facilities ...
23/05/2026
UN Backs Landmark ICJ Climate Crisis Ruling, Defying US and Petrostates
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to endorse a landmark International Court of Justice opinion finding that states are bound ...
22/05/2026
Polio Eradication Needs Political Commitment as Conflict Makes Vaccination ‘Impossible’ in Areas Like North Yemen
The world is in the last stretch of polio eradication, but closing this gap will require political commitment, the World ...
21/05/2026
With 90% of Time Spent Indoors, Children and Vulnerable Groups Face Little Protection Against Pollutants
Air Pollution
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Outbreak Threats, Geopolitical Divides and Financial Crises Hover Over 79th World Health Assembly
World Health Assembly 79
Global Health Needs More than Money – Philanthropy Can Amplify Impacts
Inside View
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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Global Health Policy in Geneva & Worldwide
Africa
Eastern Mediterranean
Europe
Latin America & Caribbean
North America
South-East Asia
Western Pacific
Africa
Eastern Mediterranean
Europe
Latin America & Caribbean
North America
South-East Asia
Western Pacific
Africa
More
Outbreak Threats, Geopolitical Divides and Financial Crises Hover Over 79th World Health Assembly
World Health Assembly 79
Global Health Needs More than Money – Philanthropy Can Amplify Impacts
Inside View
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
Inside View
More
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Why Africa Wants to Lead its own Health Research Agenda
Stigma Has No Place in Public Health, Anthropologist Warns
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Experts Outline How To Strengthen Trusted Health Knowledge Worldwide
Here’s How Two Leaders Want To Improve Global Health
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