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The World Health Organization (WHO) states the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) is the worst ever, with the strain having killed 1,587 people. There is currently no approved vaccine or treatment for the disease.

Mycetoma remains a neglected disease ten years after WHO recognition, as highlighted by the case of Tesfaye, whose foot injury in Ethiopia led to severe, long-term damage. The article emphasizes the lack of progress in addressing this condition despite its global health implications.

Italian children are among the most overweight in Europe according to WHO, despite the Mediterranean diet being considered a blueprint for healthy living.

The article highlights the fastest-ever Ebola outbreak, which the WHO states is 'outpacing' response efforts. It emphasizes the urgency of containing the epidemic.

The WHO urges Africa to expand access to hepatitis care as viral hepatitis remains a major public health challenge despite a 25% decline in new hepatitis B infections between 2015 and 2024.

The WHO reports that 45% of dementia cases could be prevented, with over 57 million people worldwide currently living with dementia and nearly 10 million new cases diagnosed annually.

Ebola is spreading faster than health officials can track in eastern Congo, with 80% of new cases emerging from unknown transmission chains. Deaths from the outbreak have surpassed 700, according to WHO.

Ebola is spreading faster than health officials can track in eastern Congo, with 80% of new cases emerging from unknown transmission chains. The death toll has surpassed 700, according to WHO.

A man is wanted in the UK for the murder of his wife and two daughters. The WHO warns that Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) may be four times higher than reported. The Leopards' jacket is highlighted as a Congolese success story.

The WHO has warned about the largest-ever Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, which has surpassed 1,400 cases. Mr. Janabi described it as one of Africa’s most serious public health emergencies this year and urged sustained international support to control the virus.

The WHO declared the international Hantavirus outbreak over after no new cases were reported since 25 May, as announced by Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus.

The WHO warns Europe must prepare for extreme heat as seriously as winter flu, with experts indicating this summer's record heat is becoming a permanent feature.

WHO, UNICEF, and community leaders have praised Mbah's commitment to primary healthcare as Enugu records an 80% increase in PHC visits and an 88.9% rise in immunisation coverage.

The WHO linked Europe's heatwave to 1,300 deaths, with Germany recording a record temperature of 41.7C. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned Europe is unprepared for high temperatures.

The WHO linked Europe's heatwave to 1,300 deaths and warned that the region is unprepared for high temperatures. Germany recorded a record high of 41.7°C during the heatwave.

The WHO linked Europe's heatwave to 1,300 deaths, with Germany recording a record high of 41.7C. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned Europe is unprepared for extreme temperatures.

The US will supply an experimental Ebola drug, MBP134, to DR Congo for clinical trials. The WHO will also test Remdesivir, a COVID-19 treatment, on Ebola patients, as scientists race to develop vaccines for the new Bundibugyo strain. Disagreements over pathogen sharing have delayed lab testing for treatments and vaccines.

The WHO is conducting two trials of experimental anti-Ebola drugs, with the US supplying one drug after changing its policy. The outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has over 1,000 cases, and the Bundibugyo strain's milder symptoms may hinder detection.

Globally, 655 million people lack electricity access, with Sub-Saharan Africa accounting for 560 million without power. An additional 970 million in the region lack clean cooking solutions, relying on polluting fuels that endanger health. The article emphasizes the urgent need to address these energy access gaps.

The WHO urges Europe to adapt healthcare systems in response to a heatwave. A pharmacy in Bordeaux, France, displayed a temperature of 42°C during the event.

The WHO reports over 1,000 Ebola cases and 254 deaths. The WHO, Africa CDC, and partners are supporting the DRC Ministry of Health to enhance treatment, laboratory, and surveillance capacities.

The WHO warns that the Ebola outbreak is accelerating despite efforts, with health workers fearing for their lives. Over 1,000 civilians have been killed in Sudan's drone strikes this year. Additionally, 'Africa now' is showcasing African designers at Galeries Lafayette.

A WHO official tells CBS News that the Ebola outbreak in Congo is still spreading after a month, with experts working to contain it and acknowledging that cases are being missed.

An open letter from the WHO addresses leaders of the G7, G20, BRICS, and all nations, urging them to finalize the Pandemic Agreement's Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing Annex. The letter emphasizes collaboration on pathogen access and benefit sharing mechanisms.

The WHO highlights undetected spread of Ebola in Congo, leading to delayed response. First responders are struggling to catch up with the outbreak.

Congo’s health workers, including Dr. Richard Lokudu at Mongbwalu General Referral Hospital, are treating Ebola patients without pay. They face risks of infection and lack compensation despite working long hours and responding to suspected cases at all times.

WHO and MEPs warn about youth-targeted online advertisements for tobacco, alcohol, and junk food. A WHO adviser cautions that an entire generation may become addicted to nicotine.

The WHO has significantly reduced the number of suspected Ebola cases in Congo, with 330 confirmed infections in central Africa. Despite this progress, the organization notes that major challenges remain in the region.

A Kenyan court blocked a planned quarantine center for US citizens, while President Ruto urged calm. The WHO has significantly reduced the number of suspected Ebola cases.

Médicins Sans Frontières warns that the current Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has recorded an unprecedented number of cases shortly after its declaration, and the WHO chief is visiting the most affected area.

Confirmed Ebola cases in DR Congo have nearly doubled in days as WHO chief Tedros visits the conflict-affected eastern region. A rare Ebola strain is spreading rapidly through the area, prompting calls for a community-led response.

The WHO chief is visiting Congo as Ebola cases spread faster than the response, with 906 suspected cases and 223 suspected deaths reported.

The WHO chief visited Congo as Ebola cases are spreading faster than the response. The health organization reported 906 suspected cases and 223 suspected deaths.

WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus arrived in Kinshasa ahead of a planned visit to the eastern province of Ituri, the epicenter of an outbreak. The article also mentions an investor returning to Congo to grow chillis and an exhibition at the Caen Memorial in France focused on sub-Saharan Africa.

The PM confirmed troops crossed the Litani River as the Pentagon hosts Israeli-Lebanon security talks. UNICEF reported 15 children killed in Lebanon over the past week, with the WHO warning of healthcare damage and a minister accusing Israel of endangering heritage sites.

Allogene CEO David Chang is stepping down. WHO experts recommend an antiviral and monoclonal antibodies for the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak. Replimune Group agreed to resubmit its melanoma drug to the FDA after prior rejections.

The WHO chief is visiting Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as the 17th Ebola outbreak spreads, with the Bundibugyo strain confirmed in 121 cases, 17 deaths, and 246 suspected fatalities reported.

The WHO head warns of a 'catastrophic collision' between the Ebola outbreak and ongoing conflict in Uganda, prompting the country to close its borders. Red Cross workers are deployed in Ituri Province to address the crisis, highlighting the severity of the situation.

The World Health Organization is holding an emergency committee meeting to discuss vaccine options as the Ebola death toll rises to 131. A panel of experts led by the WHO will meet to address the new epidemic. The meeting aims to find solutions to combat the growing outbreak.