How U.S. Pharma’s Profit Motive Fuels the Opioid Crisis
Explore how profit-driven practices of U.S. pharmaceutical companies have exacerbated the opioid addiction crisis.
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Xi Jinping’s 1980s Sanitation Strategy Transforms Zhengding County
Discover how Xi Jinping’s innovative sanitation strategy in 1980s Zhengding County transformed living conditions and set a model for future reforms.
Global Obesity Crisis: The Chinese Mainland’s Fight Against a Growing Epidemic
As global obesity rates soar, the Chinese mainland steps up with new policies and guidelines to combat the crisis, addressing its impact on healthcare systems.
Mystery Illness Claims Over 50 Lives in Congo’s Northwestern Region
An unknown illness in northwestern Congo has killed over 50 people in five weeks, with symptoms resembling hemorrhagic fevers. WHO is investigating the outbreak.
Measles Outbreak in Texas: Unvaccinated Children Linked to Rising Cases
A measles outbreak in West Texas, driven by unvaccinated children, is spreading even to some vaccinated individuals. Health officials respond.
South Africa’s Health Department Urges Calm Amid HFMD Outbreak
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WHO Warns of Rising Mpox Cases as New Strain Spreads Globally
WHO report warns of escalating mpox outbreaks in Africa and beyond, with a new viral strain spreading globally. Stay informed on cross-border health challenges.
Measles Outbreak in West Texas Reaches 48 Cases: Worst in 30 Years
A measles outbreak in West Texas has surged to 48 cases, mostly among unvaccinated children and teens, marking the state’s worst outbreak in nearly 30 years. Health officials urge vaccinations.
Indonesia Launches Free Annual Health Screenings to Boost Public Health
Indonesia introduces free annual health screenings aimed at improving public health and early disease detection across the nation.
US Tariffs on China: Unlikely Fix for Opioid Crisis
The US imposes 10% tariffs on China to combat the opioid crisis, but experts argue that addressing domestic demand and fostering international cooperation are key to reducing overdose deaths.