US Funding Cuts Could Delay Polio Eradication, Warns WHO
The global effort to eradicate polio could face setbacks unless U.S. funding, potentially amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars…
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Duke Doctors Performs First-Ever Living Mitral Valve Transplant
In advanced series of operations, surgeons at Duke Health have successfully performed the world’s first living mitral valve transplant, giving…
India to Host WHS Regional Meeting 2025
India is set to host the prestigious World Health Summit (WHS) Regional Meeting for the first time, taking place from…
Waterborne Disease Outbreak in Sudan Claims 24 Lives, Hospitalizes 800: MSF
A rapidly spreading waterborne disease outbreak in southern Sudan has resulted in at least 24 deaths and hospitalized over 800…
WHO Chief Warns of Global Health Crisis Due to U.S. Aid Suspension
Efforts to combat diseases such as HIV, polio, mpox, and avian flu have been severely affected by the U.S. government’s…
Georgia certified malaria-free by WHO
Georgia Achieves Malaria-Free Status: A Historic Milestone WHO Certification: Georgia has been officially certified malaria-free by the World Health Organization…
Advocating for Wellness: Martin Luther King’s Healthcare Reform Legacy
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for health equity was a natural extension of his broader fight for civil rights…
‘Expected During Winter’ WHO’s Official on HMPV rising cases worldwide
Margaret Harris, a WHO official, stated that the increase in common respiratory infections is “common” in the winter and spring,…
HMPV in China: Similar to Covid-19, but No Cause for Alarm, Assures Indian Health Agency
TISHHA NEWS China is currently facing a rise in respiratory illnesses, with Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) emerging as a key concern….
China Defends Its COVID-19 Data Sharing Amid WHO’s Call for More Access
China has claimed to have shared the most COVID-19 data and research findings with the international community, as stated by…