WHO Calls for Boost in Blood Donations to Strengthen Africa’s Health Systems
WHO urges increased blood donations in Africa to meet growing demand and enhance public health resilience, calling on citizens to help save lives.
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Climate Change Amplifies Mosquito-Borne Disease Threat in Europe
Climate change is enabling the spread of invasive tiger mosquitoes in Europe, increasing the risk of mosquito-borne diseases, according to the ECDC.
California Wildfire Smoke Linked to Over 52,000 Early Deaths in a Decade
A study in Science Advances links California wildfire smoke to over 52,000 premature deaths and an economic impact of up to $456 billion from 2008 to 2018.
China’s Premier Li Qiang Unveils New Policies for Property and Venture Capital
Premier Li Qiang leads State Council meeting to boost venture capital, stabilize property market, and enhance public health policies.
FAO Urges Collective Action to Enhance Food Safety in Asia-Pacific
FAO highlights the critical need for collaborative efforts to tackle food-borne illnesses, which claim over 225,000 lives annually in the Asia-Pacific region.
China’s Life Expectancy Soars: A 50-Year Health Transformation
Explore how China’s life expectancy nearly doubled over 50 years through robust public health initiatives and healthcare reforms.
China Boosts Smoking Regulations: 254 Cities Implement New Policies
China intensifies anti-smoking measures with 254 cities enforcing new regulations, aiming to reduce nationwide smoking rates to 20% by 2030.
Mexico City Breaks Heat Record Amid Deadly Heat Wave
Mexico City hits a new temperature record of 34.7°C amid a deadly heat wave, leading to 48 deaths and over 950 health cases across the country.
Pakistan Battles Scorching Heatwave: Schools Closed, Temperatures Soar
Pakistan confronts an extreme heatwave with temperatures soaring above 40°C, leading to school closures and urgent public health measures.
UK Allocates $12.7 Billion to Address Historical Infected Blood Scandal
The UK is set to spend over $12.7 billion compensating thousands affected by the contaminated blood scandal of the 70s and 80s, marking a significant step towards justice and accountability in public healthcare.