
Africa CDC and WHO Unveil $600M Plan to Combat Rising Mpox Cases
Africa CDC and WHO launch a $600 million response plan to address the rising mpox cases across the continent, focusing on the DRC epicenter.
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Africa CDC and WHO launch a $600 million response plan to address the rising mpox cases across the continent, focusing on the DRC epicenter.
WHO assures mpox is not the new COVID-19, emphasizing that existing control measures are effective in managing its spread globally.
DRC declares mpox outbreak a continental emergency with over 570 deaths and 16,700 cases, focusing on preventive measures and the arrival of vaccines next week.
WHO declares mpox a public health emergency, highlighting rising cases and the risk of further spread. The EU and biotech firms are responding with vaccine donations.
The WHO’s emergency committee meets on August 14 to assess the Mpox outbreak in Africa and decide on potential global health measures.
Peng Liyuan, a WHO goodwill ambassador, calls for enhanced global collaboration to combat HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, highlighting China’s efforts and commitment to sustainable health development.
Cambodia and the World Health Organization (WHO) have pledged to enhance their cooperation in public health, focusing on improving social health protection and medical services.
WHO urges increased blood donations in Africa to meet growing demand and enhance public health resilience, calling on citizens to help save lives.
The WHO initiates a new project to assist nearly 900,000 Somalis impacted by extreme climate events by 2024, providing essential life-saving interventions.
WHO member states have extended pandemic agreement negotiations by another year, aiming to finalize a treaty that enhances global preparedness and response to future pandemics.