Global Health
DRC Faces Deadliest Ebola Outbreak in Its History
The Democratic Republic of Congo reports 2,325 Ebola deaths, surpassing the 2018 2020 outbreak. Health officials warn of escalating crisis amid ongoing challenges.
WHO Reports Over 10,400 Healthcare Attacks Globally Since 2018
The World Health Organization reveals over 10,400 attacks on healthcare facilities in 29 countries since 2018, with Nigeria among the hardest hit nations.
COVID Vaccines Safe for Pregnant Women Despite Recent Claims
Years of clinical data confirm COVID 19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women, countering recent misleading claims by public figures.
Rural Chinese adults face declining health due to multiple chronic conditions
A new cross sectional study reveals how clusters of chronic diseases are significantly lowering health related quality of life among adults in rural northern China, with implications for public health strategies.
Nigeria Launches Push to Register Every Child at Birth
Nigeria's National Population Commission, NIMC, ALGON, and UNICEF join forces to expand birth registration, ensuring every child gains legal identity from birth.
DRC and WHO accelerate plans for Ebola vaccine trial
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the World Health Organization are moving forward with plans to launch a Phase 3 clinical trial for Ebola vaccines amid ongoing public health efforts.
Postpartum Psychiatry Fails Patients Like Lindsay Clancy, Experts Warn
Leading psychiatrists argue that current understanding and treatment of postpartum psychiatric illnesses are dangerously inadequate, as highlighted by the tragic case of Lindsay Clancy.
WHO Warns Trump Vaccine Plan Contradicts Decades of Evidence
The World Health Organization says Donald Trump's proposed changes to U.S. child vaccination policies ignore decades of scientific evidence on vaccine safety and efficacy.
UNICEF warns Nigeria's unregistered children face exclusion from vital services
UNICEF raises alarm as millions of Nigerian children without birth registration face exclusion from essential services like healthcare, education, and social protection programs.
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WHO Reports Over 10,400 Healthcare Attacks Globally Since 2018
The World Health Organization reveals over 10,400 attacks on healthcare facilities in 29 countries since 2018, with Nigeria among the hardest hit nations.
COVID Vaccines Safe for Pregnant Women Despite Recent Claims
Years of clinical data confirm COVID 19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women, countering recent misleading claims by public figures.
Rural Chinese adults face declining health due to multiple chronic conditions
A new cross sectional study reveals how clusters of chronic diseases are significantly lowering health related quality of life among adults in rural northern China, with implications for public health strategies.
Nigeria Launches Push to Register Every Child at Birth
Nigeria's National Population Commission, NIMC, ALGON, and UNICEF join forces to expand birth registration, ensuring every child gains legal identity from birth.
DRC and WHO accelerate plans for Ebola vaccine trial
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the World Health Organization are moving forward with plans to launch a Phase 3 clinical trial for Ebola vaccines amid ongoing public health efforts.
Postpartum Psychiatry Fails Patients Like Lindsay Clancy, Experts Warn
Leading psychiatrists argue that current understanding and treatment of postpartum psychiatric illnesses are dangerously inadequate, as highlighted by the tragic case of Lindsay Clancy.
WHO Warns Trump Vaccine Plan Contradicts Decades of Evidence
The World Health Organization says Donald Trump's proposed changes to U.S. child vaccination policies ignore decades of scientific evidence on vaccine safety and efficacy.
UNICEF warns Nigeria's unregistered children face exclusion from vital services
UNICEF raises alarm as millions of Nigerian children without birth registration face exclusion from essential services like healthcare, education, and social protection programs.
