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Kenyan President William Ruto has welcomed a $35 million investment by Amsons Group to build 10 maternal and child health hospitals across the country over the next three years. Speaking…
For nine years in a row, Finland has been ranked the happiest country in the world. Not the loudest. Not the richest. Not the most glamorous. It has that balance…
A 24-year-old American woman and two-time cancer survivor is recovering after a rare foodborne illness left her temporarily paralyzed following a meal with friends
An article published in a recent neurology study reveals that playing chess and tracing countries on a globe regularly can even delay Alzheimer’s by five years.Scientists found that elderly people…
In a historic victory for North African public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially validated today that Libya has eliminated trachoma (a neglected tropical disease that causes blindness). Libya is now the 10th country in its region to wipe out a major neglected disease.
The West Africa Centre for Innovative Research (WAFCIRC) in Kumasi signed a historic deal with South Korea’s MicrobiotiX. They will begin clinical trials in Ghana using viruses (bacteriophages) to kill "superbugs" that have become resistant to standard antibiotics.
UNICEF warned today that over 200 million children in 130 countries will require humanitarian assistance this year. The agency cited a "perfect storm" of climate-driven disasters, protracted conflicts, and economic instability as the primary drivers of this historic crisis.
The World Health Organization (WHO) released a major report today stating that nearly half of the 94 million people suffering from cataract blindness worldwide lack access to simple, 15-minute restorative surgeries. The agency is calling on governments to integrate eye care into primary health systems to end avoidable blindness.
The WHO and UNICEF say global cholera vaccine supplies have stabilized, ending a three-year shortage that forced countries to abandon prevention and focus only on emergency outbreak response.
In a major medical breakthrough, researchers say a new gene therapy trial has delivered results that could change what was thought possible for Huntington’s disease, a genetic brain disorder that…
