WHO warns .. " infertility does not discriminate ” On e in six infertile worldwide

 In the UN agency’s first estimates of infertility prevalence in more than a decade, researchers found that around 17.5 percent of the global population experience infertility, with similar rates across continents.

(WHO) CALLS FOR REDUCING THE DAILY INTAKE OF SALT

Sodium is an essential nutrient, that increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and premature death when eaten in excess. The main source of sodium is table salt (sodium chloride), but it is also contained in other condiments such as sodium glutamate. 

Equatorial Guinea confirms first-ever Marburg virus disease outbreak

Equatorial Guinea today confirmed its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus disease. Preliminary tests carried out following the deaths of at least nine people in the country’s western Kie Ntem Province turned out positive for viral haemorrhagic fever.

Germany reaffirms strong support to WHO for 2023

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7-Feb.-2023

 

        IN ITS 75 ANNIVERSARY YEAR, WHO announces the support of Germany to it in 2023.

Masks continue to be a key tool against COVID-19...WHO

EDITED BY|Christian Megan
14-Jan.-2023
WHO has updated its guidelines regarding the treatment for the pandemic coronavirus covid -19

WHO | Epidemiological update on COVID-19

EDITED BY |CHRISTIAN MEGAN

5- FEB.-2023- WHO

  

      In Feb. month WHO published its new report on coronavirus covid 19.

WHO and UN warn the world due to the crisis of 152 million babies born preterm in the last decade

According to a statement by the WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION said that about 152 million babies were born preterm in the last decade, a noticeable health phenomenon around the world.

WHO asks governments to update the radiological & nuclear medicines

Edited by |Christian Megan |castle journal - health editor"

28- Jan.-2023

WHO asks governments of the world to update the critical medicines list for radiological & nuclear emergencies.

WHO supports efforts to end FGM abandonment by 2030 globally

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AFRICA- WHO

     The International Day of Zero Tolerance for female genital mutilation (FGM), observed annually on 6 February, provides an opportunity for all stakeholders involved in ending FGM to celebrate achievements, advocate for the abandonment of the practice and raise awareness. 

WHO warns of ongoing multiple disease outbreaks amid food insecurity in Horn of Africa

The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a serious warning over multiple disease outbreaks in the Horn of Africa region as these countries faces dangerous food insecurity.

World pharmacy hit by safety fears and regulatory violations

 The World Health Organization has warned of the spread of contaminated quantities of Indian medicines after the discovery of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in an injectable chemotherapy agent and immune system inhibitor called methotrexate, which is manufactured in India.

World Tuberculosis Day, Can save 10 million patients yearly

Tuberculosis is a massive disease and millions are killed by it every year...to prevent it we must be aware of its diagnoses. THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION will celebrate on 24 March Tuberculosis day, let's recognize the disease and let's share our concerns.