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The earthquake in Myanmar has resulted in over 2,000 confirmed deaths, with expectations that the toll will surpass 3,000. Rescue operations, although yielding some hopeful rescues, are hampered by severe …
Myanmar Earthquake: Death Toll Expected to Exceed 3,000 Amidst Hopeful Rescues Read More
In South Sudan, around 2 million children suffer from malnutrition amid ongoing conflict and food shortages exacerbated by climate change. Health clinics provide care for malnourished children, focusing on proper …
Crisis in South Sudan: Millions of Children Affected by Malnutrition Read More
Women medical professionals in Khartoum risk their lives to provide care during the ongoing conflict in Sudan, choosing duty over personal safety. Their dedication is unwavering as they navigate a …
Courage and Commitment: Women Medics on the Khartoum Frontline Read More
President Lai Ching-te met with St. Kitts and Nevis’ delegation to discuss collaborative efforts in agricultural development, health, and renewable energy. Lai expressed appreciation for mutual democratic values and St. …
Taiwan and St. Kitts and Nevis: A Commitment to Partnership and Progress Read More
The recent outbreak of a mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has led to 53 deaths and over 400 symptomatic cases. Initial fears of Ebola-like transmission were …
Outbreak of Illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo Linked to Contaminated Water Read More
An outbreak of an infectious disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo, initially feared to be an Ebola-like crisis, has been linked to contaminated water sources instead of animal transmission. …
Infectious Disease Outbreak in Congo Linked to Contaminated Water Sources Read More
Mozambique records 9,300 annual deaths due to tobacco-related diseases, costing 11.7 billion meticais in economic losses. WHO urges for stronger tobacco control measures, including stricter legislation and public health initiatives, …
Mozambique Faces Tobacco Crisis: Annual Deaths Exceed 9,000 Read More
Over 47 million people have united to demand urgent action against air pollution, a leading cause of global health problems. This initiative will be presented at the Second Global Conference …
Global Health Community Demands Action Against Air Pollution Read More
As the world observes International Day of Forests on March 21, 2025, the theme “Forests and Food” highlights the urgent issue of deforestation impacting global food security. The article examines …
Forests: Guardians of Food Security and Climate Resilience Read More
In Eswatini, the use of antivenom has dramatically improved outcomes for snakebite victims, as illustrated by Clement Tsabedze’s near-fatal experience with a black mamba. The Eswatini Antivenom Foundation, led by …
Antivenom Initiative Transforms Snakebite Treatment in Eswatini Read More