Uganda Launches Groundbreaking Ebola Vaccine Trial in Record Time In a historic move,the Ugandan Ministry of Health,in collaboration with the World health Organization (WHO) and other partners, has launched the first-ever vaccine trial targeting the sudan strain of the Ebola virus. This unprecedented effort was initiated just four days after the outbreak was confirmed on … Read more
Deadly Monkeypox Strain Detected in the UK: What You Need to Know Health officials in the United Kingdom have confirmed an eighth case of a deadly strain of monkeypox, known as the ”1b” variant.This strain, described by experts as “the most perilous so far,” has been linked to a fatality rate of one in every … Read more
Is the World Ready for the Next Pandemic? Lessons from COVID-19 and Beyond Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended lives globally,a pressing question lingers: Is the world truly prepared for the next pandemic? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the answer is both yes and no. While notable strides have been made,glaring vulnerabilities … Read more
Gaza Hospital Attack leaves Dozens Critically Injured Table of Contents Gaza Hospital Attack leaves Dozens Critically Injured Gaza Hospital Attack Sparks International Outcry gaza Hospital Raid Fuels Humanitarian Crisis Gaza Hospital Attack Sparks International Crisis A recent attack on a hospital in gaza has left scores of medical personnel and patients in critical condition, sparking … Read more
New Weight-Loss Drugs: A Double-Edged Sword? Table of Contents New Weight-Loss Drugs: A Double-Edged Sword? Weight Loss Medications: The Rebound Effect and the Importance of Exercise Weight Loss Drug Rebound: Exercise Crucial for Long-Term Success The Importance of Muscle Mass and Physical Activity Weight Loss Drugs: A Revolving Door of Pounds? the Exercise Factor: Why … Read more
Global Health Crisis: Genital Herpes Affects 1 in 5 Adults Worldwide Table of Contents Global Health Crisis: Genital Herpes Affects 1 in 5 Adults Worldwide urgent Need for Better Herpes Prevention and Treatment Options Understanding the Two Types of Herpes Simplex Virus Changing Patterns in Herpes Transmission The Role of Herpes in HIV Transmission New … Read more
Kabul (agencies) On World Health Day yesterday, the World Health Organization reported that 18 million people in Afghanistan depend on health aid. The organization added that access to quality health care remains a fundamental challenge in Afghanistan, according to the Afghan Khaama Press news agency. The organization emphasized equitable access to health services in Afghanistan, … Read more
Dr. Rick Pepperkorn, WHO representative in the occupied Palestinian territories, said during a video press conference that as the war enters its fifth month, the World Health Organization is deeply concerned about the unimaginable catastrophe that could be caused by the potential expansion of military operations in Rafah. Right now, 1.5 million people are crammed … Read more
Amal Allam wrote Thursday, February 1, 2024 01:39 AM Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization, said in a statement that the World Health Organization still faces severe challenges in supporting the health system and health workers in Gaza, and as of today, there are more than 100,000 Gazans either dead, injured … Read more
