Pakistan Mass vaccinations begin after polio returnsarynews.tv - AFP Parents lined up from sunrise holding sleeping infants as the Philippines launched a campaign on Monday to vaccinate millions of children against …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoHealth Press Release: Everyone needs access to quality health servicesun.org - UN Malawi Lilongwe, 6th April 2018: On 7th April, on its 70th anniversary, the World Health Organization celebrates World Health Day by drawing global …
Transportation Expert: PH roads are unsafe due to lack of mass transport, disciplineabs-cbn.com - ABS-CBN News A recent study by the World Health Organization shows that the Philippines is among the deadliest countries in terms of road safety. For Professor …
NeatoramaMeasles WHO Experts: “Measles Are Staging A Devastating Comeback”neatorama.com - Franzified As the virus exploits dangerous gaps in vaccination coverage, the World Health Organization (WHO) experts stated on Friday that measles may be …
Public Health Congo-Kinshasa: Parents Rush to Get Measles Vaccine After Recent Outbreak Kills Thousands of Children in th...allafrica.com Hypolite Mandala and his wife, Nadège, were among the first parents to arrive for the measles vaccination at Nzombi Health Centre in Masi Manimba, a …
Disease Why This Health Organization Is Calling to Lift Ebola Vaccine Limits in the DRCglobalcitizen.org - By Jacky Habib MSF says increasing vaccine supplies and access could help contain the outbreak. The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was …
Burnout Burnout is a pandemic. Why don't we talk more about it?weforum.org - Gill Cassar Stress – from the Latin “stringere”, to squeeze tight, touch or injure – is not bad, per se. Positive stress and adrenaline in the right …
Newsmaxflipped into Global NewsIcon version of the Flipboard logoCholera WHO Anti-cholera Vaccination Campaign Begins in Sudannewsmax.com CAIRO (AP) — The World Health Organization has launched a vaccination campaign in two southeastern provinces in Sudan to contain a cholera outbreak …
Mashableflipped into Latest NewsMental Health 6 World Mental Health Day tweets that will help you help others — and yourselfMashable - Natasha PinonWhile mental health should be discussed every day, for those who have been reluctant to begin these crucial conversations, there's no better day to start than World Mental Health Day, celebrated annually
Medicine FDA Allows Marketing of First Rapid Ebola Testmedscape.com - www.medscape.com The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has allowed marketing of the first rapid diagnostic test (RDT) to identify Ebola virus antigens, or …
Medicine Chewing gum to track fertility: Ovulaidnews-medical.net - www.news-medical.net Infertility is a very potent cause of frustration and psychological problems such as anxiety and depression, as well as of high stress. Infertility …
Adweekflipped into Top StoriesMental Health Facebook, Messenger Team Up With World Health Organization for World Mental Health DayAdweek - David Cohen Facebook teamed up with the World Health Organization on a Let’s Talk filter for Stories on Facebook and Messenger for World Mental Health Day …
Al Jazeeraflipped into Africa EditionDisease Ebola virus now squeezed into 'corner' of DR Congo: WHOAl JazeeraUN health agency says transmission rates in deadly epidemic have been slashed, but warns danger is not over yet. Efforts to halt an Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have made
Disease Ebola Virus in DR Congo Significantly Contained, But Remains Dangerousvoanews.com - www.voanews.com The World Health Organization reports progress in containing the Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, but says many challenges …
Pollution Less than 10% of people in the world breathe clean airworldbank.org - Florina Pirlea, Wendy Ven-dee Huang More than 90% of the world’s population was exposed to unhealthy air in 2017. That same year, air pollution was the 5th highest mortality risk factor …
Axiosflipped into ScienceMalaria With key funding in the balance, a study argues malaria eradication may be possible by 2050Axios - Eileen Drage O'Reilly As world leaders, advocates and others meet in France this week to discuss the Global Fund's replenishment for its programs targeting tuberculosis, …
The Globe and Mailflipped into BusinessSports Canada lags OECD countries on action plan for obesity, report findsThe Globe and Mail - André PicardThe growing number of people with obesity living in the world’s most affluent countries will shave almost three years off life expectancy by 2050. The health effects of being overweight will also have
CBC Newsflipped into WorldWorld News WHO says Congo's Ebola outbreak slowing but still entrenched in insecure areasCBC News - Thomson Reuters · The Ebola epidemic in northeastern Congo has been confined to a rural area rife with militias and people on the move, making it harder to stamp out …
Suicide One person dies every 40 seconds from suicide, WHO says | Associated Press Of Pakistanapp.com.pk - Uploader UNITED NATIONS, Oct 10 (APP):The World Health Organization (WHO) has a somber reminder on this year’s World Mental Health Day: Despite the progress …
Inc Magazineflipped into LeadBurnout Are You Suffering From Burnout? Answer These 4 Questions to Find OutInc Magazine - Melanie CurtinI'm walking down the street in Washington, DC on the phone. Despite me trying to suppress the sobs, my father picks up on the fact that I'm crying. "Quit," he says succinctly. "Just quit and come on down
Mimi Tsamflipped into Science Public Health Being Single Is Now a Disability, According to the World Health OrganizationGizmodo According to the Telegraph, the World Health Organization will change its definition of disabilities to classify people without a sexual partner as …
ReutersEbola Congo's Ebola outbreak slowing, still entrenched in insecure areas:...Reuters - Thomson ReutersThe Ebola epidemic in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo has been confined to a rural area rife with militias and people on the move, the World Health Organization said on Thursday. Serena Chaudhry
Health One billion people, many in poor countries, have major vision problems that could be fixedsciencemag.org - Jeffrey Brainard At least 1 billion people live with moderate to severe vision impairment, such as glaucoma or age-related far-sightedness, that could have been …
TIMEChildbirth New Report Reveals Widespread Abuse, Mistreatment of Women During ChildbirthTIME - Associated Press(JOHANNESBURG) — A new report says more than one-third of women in four low-income countries in Africa and Asia were slapped, mocked, forcibly treated or otherwise abused during childbirth in health centers
Icon version of the Flipboard logoBlindness WHO report identifies major causes of vision impairment worldwide | Associated Press Of Pakistanapp.com.pk - Uploader ISLAMABAD, Oct 10 (APP):Ageing populations, changing lifestyles and limited access to eye care, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, are …
Ultrasound How Butterfly IQ is easing ultrasound accessyahoo.com - Yahoo Finance Video At least half of the world’s population is unable to obtain essential health services, according the World Health Organization. One company in that …
Public Health DOH advises travelers to get polio vaccine before entering and leaving PHcnnphilippines.com Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, October 10) – The Department of Health is urging all travelers going to and from the Philippines to get vaccinated …
Johan Verheydenflipped into Ebola 2019Public Health More than 4,000 people have died from measles in Congo this yearCNN - By Katie Hunt, CNN(CNN) — More than 4,000 people have died from a measles outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo this year, UNICEF, the United Nations' children's agency, said on Wednesday. There have been 203,179
Gaming Disorder Are video game makers pushers?iheart.com - Scott Crowder The popular battle royale shooter game 'Fortnite' is the subject of a class action lawsuit in Canada, where some parents argue the game is as …
Independent Mediaflipped into Cape TimesIcon version of the Flipboard logoDurban A reminder that we must strive for a better life for all | IOL Newsiol.co.za - Noni Mokati Today and tomorrow, the world will be observing two events that have become vital to many communities, particularly in South Africa, as they …
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