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Heatwaves Cause Over 175,000 Deaths Annually in Europe, WHO Claims

Heatwaves kill more than 175,000 people annually in Europe, the world's fastest-warming region, according to the European branch of the World Health Organization (WHO)

Study: Air Pollution Responsible for 7% of Deaths in Major Cities in India

The worst situation is seen in the capital, New Delhi, with 12,000 annual deaths

Meni Malliori reelected to the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction

She was supported by all political groups and secured the position among candidates from other member states

Outrage over WHO advice on sexuality for infants

The guidance says that “sexuality education starts from birth” and is described as a “framework for policy makers, educational and health authorities and specialists”.

“Catastrophic Contagion” – The WHO, Johns Hopkins, and Bill Gates take part in simulated exercises for next pandemic

The participants simulated a reaction to the next pandemic with various exercises

End of Covid-19 ‘in Sight’? (infographic)

The World Health Organization said that the end of the pandemic was finally near

EU to stop travel from South African region due to deadly Covid variant

The highly infectious mutation of Botswana has been identified in South Africa, Hong Kong, and Botswana

WHO calls special meeting over new deadly Covid variant

The variant, called B.1.1.529, has been detected in South Africa in small numbers

Data shows Covid booster shots are ‘not appropriate’ at this time, U.S. and international scientists conclude

They acknowledged that booster shots may eventually be needed for the general population if vaccine-induced immunity wanes even further

World Health Organization praises Athens for its handling of Covid-19 pandemic

In the article Athens was described as a model city for the protection of the vulnerable groups of citizens

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