Building the European frontline against future pandemics
Preparing for emerging infectious diseases is not just about responding to emergencies. It also means having suitable research systems in place every…
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Nearly 40% of cancer cases could be avoided, UN study finds
The study by the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) and its International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) looks at 30…
Intensifying threat from ISIL underscores need for stronger counterterrorism measures
Alexandre Zouev, acting assistant secretary-general of the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), presented his latest report which highlights the group’s growing…
Rafah reopening offers lifeline to patients, but aid still far from enough
Briefing journalists in New York on Tuesday, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said UN relief chief Tom Fletcher welcomed the reopening but stressed…
Building healthy bridges to peace: WHO launches billion-dollar appeal
“This call is a call to stand with people experiencing conflict, displacement and disaster. “Provide them not only with services, but also…
Capitalizing on European research connections to fight cancer
For Dr Pavla Bouchalová, a cancer researcher at the Department of Biochemistry at Masaryk University in Brno, Czechia, answering complex questions about…
Global health systems ‘at risk’ as funding cuts take hold, WHO warns
This comes as the risks of pandemics, drug-resistant infections and fragile health services increase, the WHO Director-General said. Addressing the WHO Executive…
Gaza: Limited reopening of Rafah crossing raises hope – but also “massive concern”
The single border point with Egypt is a lifeline for the world – including for thousands of seriously ill or injured Palestinians…
Invisible highways: the vast network of underwater cables that powers our connectivity
The exchange of data in the blink of an eye has become a given in much of the world – and yet…
From Cape Town to London, Deo Kato runs to challenge racism and reclaim the migration narrative
The 8,262-mile journey took him through 21 countries, turning an extraordinary physical feat into a powerful act of activism, aimed at fighting…