WHO Highlights Urgent Need for Global Health Equity on World Health Day
On World Health Day, WHO warns that over 4.5 billion people worldwide lack access to essential health services, urging global action for health equity.
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On World Health Day, WHO warns that over 4.5 billion people worldwide lack access to essential health services, urging global action for health equity.
The ongoing bird flu epidemic is causing mass deaths in seal and sea lion populations worldwide, disrupting marine ecosystems and challenging scientists to find effective solutions.
Celebrating 11 years of Chinaโs commitment to building a global community of health for all through national achievements and international medical aid.
China celebrates 11 years of advancing a global community where health is a universal right, showcasing remarkable public health achievements and providing medical aid worldwide.
Indonesians voice strong concerns over Japan’s plan to release over 23,000 tonnes of Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean, fearing global health impacts.
African nations like Burkina Faso and The Gambia lead the fight against neglected tropical diseases, showcasing the power of collective action and the need for continued global support.
Ethiopia’s strides in family planning are threatened by a critical funding gap, risking millions of women’s health globally.
The 6th China International Import Expo showcases groundbreaking medical technologies, with experts highlighting innovations that can lead to better global healthcare.
Japan begins releasing the third batch of nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean, raising global health and environmental concerns amidst international opposition.
Millions of women worldwide provide unpaid or underpaid labor as community health workers. Proper compensation is crucial for effective healthcare systems and gender equality.