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World Health Organization: Hopes for increased humanitarian assistance in Gaza

WHO plans to transfer an unspecified number of prefabricated hospitals to support Gaza's shattered health sector

WHO: Expected winter surge of respiratory diseases in China and the Northern Hemisphere

Reports of a surge in human metapneumovirus (hMPV) cases in China have become headline news worldwide

Avian Flu: Low risk for the general population, says WHO after patient death in the U.S.

Nearly 70 people in the U.S. have contracted bird flu since April, most of them farmers

WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus returned from Yemen with ear tinnitus due to bombing

Tedros Andanom Gebrejesus was at the airport in Sana'a when it was bombed by Israel

Lebanon – WHO: A total of 226 health workers have been killed since 7 October

Since the outbreak of the war in Gaza, 47% of attacks against the health care sector in Lebanon have resulted in the death of at least one patient or health worker

Gaza: The situation in the northern part of the Palestinian enclave is “catastrophic”, WHO says

Doctors at Kamal Antwan Hospital reported that at least 44 of the 70 members of Kamal Antwan's health staff were arrested by the Israeli army

WHO: Second round of polio vaccination campaign begins in Gaza

Ceasefires for humanitarian reasons in the war in the Gaza Strip were agreed to allow the second round of vaccinations to proceed

WHO: 11% of adolescents show signs of social media addiction

"We need to take immediate action to help adolescents stop the potentially harmful use of social media, which has been proven to lead to depression, harassment, anxiety, and poor academic performance," emphasized the WHO’s European Regional Director

Health Alert: New Monkeypox Outbreak—Transmission, Risks, and Key Symptoms to Look out for

Measures are being taken across the country to address the new contagious variant, identifying those most at risk who should be vaccinated immediately

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)

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