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Seven hantavirus cases detected on the cruise ship Hondius – which individuals the WHO is tracing

Two are confirmed and five suspected, according to the World Health Organization - Three passengers have died

World Health Day 7/4: 4.5 billion people lack basic health services

The need to safeguard the universal right to health is highlighted this year by the World Health Organization, calling on all stakeholders to take immediate action

At least 1,000 people have died while waiting to be medically evacuated from Gaza

Since October 2023, more than 10,600 patients suffering from serious health problems, including more than 5,600 children, have been evacuated from Gaza

WHO is concerned about the captivity of dozens of health workers and thousands of civilians in Sudan

Over 70 medical and nursing staff and some 5,000 civilians have been detained in Niallah

One in seven children and adolescents in Europe live with a mental disorder, according to WHO

Girls are disproportionately affected, with one in four teenage girls aged 15-19 years experiencing a mental disorder - Suicide remains the leading cause of death among young people aged 15-29 years

We oppose WHO’s health goals, says Kennedy Jr. & cites abortion & extreme gender ideology

It ignores "the most urgent health problems"

WHO vs. Trump: Paracetamol use during pregnancy not linked to autism

Vaccines do not cause autism, WHO clarifies – Paracetamol use during pregnancy is safe, says European Medicines Agency

UN: One in four people lack access to safe drinking water

The World Health Organization and UNICEF warn that delays in improving water, sanitation, and hygiene services are exposing billions of people to greater risk of disease.

Guterres: Hunger should never be used as a weapon of war

Hunger fuels instability and threatens peace, the UN Secretary-General said, referring in particular to the conflicts in Gaza and Sudan

USA v WHO: Rejection of pandemic amendments by the Trump administration

White House rejects 2024 regulations for the International Health Regulations, calling them a blow to national sovereignty

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