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A Missouri resident is the first in the U.S. to test positive for bird flu without known animal exposure.

WHO urges China for transparency on Covid-19 origins, highlighting the importance of data sharing for future pandemic preparedness.

A mystery illness in DRC has infected over 400 and killed dozens of children, with causes still unclear.

A mass vaccination drive for polio is underway in Gaza to address a public health emergency affecting children amid the ongoing conflict.

International health officials are in DRC to combat Disease X, a mysterious respiratory disease affecting mainly children, amid fears of further spread.

Proactive lifestyle changes can mitigate chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular issues, according to WHO.

WHO approves first rapid mpox diagnostic test to combat rising global cases.

New PCR test enables immediate detection, critical for tackling mpox outbreaks.

Urgent need for testing and vaccination amidst increasing mpox cases in Africa.

TB has resurged as a major global health threat, causing 1.25 million deaths in 2023, surpassing COVID-19 mortality rates in the same year.

The WHO emphasizes the need for transparency and data sharing from China regarding the origins of the Covid pandemic.

The WHO urges China to provide data to understand the origins of COVID-19, highlighting the need for transparency to prevent future pandemics.

Global response to the mpox virus outbreak is inadequate, with vaccines and treatments hoarded by wealthier nations despite critical needs in affected areas.

The WHO urges China to improve transparency on COVID-19 origins for better future pandemic preparedness.

The WHO chief condemned military aggression against hospitals in Gaza, emphasizing the need for protection of medical facilities and personnel.

Medical facilities in Gaza are under attack, threatening access to healthcare amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.

UN chief denounces escalation of violence between Yemen's Houthis and Israel, highlighting alarming airstrikes on Sana'a airport.

WHO chief narrowly escaped death during Israeli airstrikes at Sanaa airport, highlighting the risks faced in conflict zones.

Yemen currently bears the highest burden of cholera globally, significantly impacting health and sanitation due to lack of resources.

The mpox outbreak in the DRC has been declared a public health emergency, requiring urgent international efforts to control its spread.

A mysterious disease with a 7.6% fatality rate has emerged in the DRC, raising concerns among global health agencies.

WHO maintains highest alert for mpox amid rising cases and widespread geographic transmission.

Egypt's certification as malaria-free marks a significant historical achievement in global health, despite millions of cases still prevalent worldwide.

Israeli attacks in Lebanon have severely impacted health care, forcing closures and resulting in numerous casualties among health care workers.

Kremlin may anticipate improved relations with a second Trump administration.

Israel's air strikes raise serious ethical and legal concerns.

WHO reported record tuberculosis cases, highlighting significant global health issues.

WHO lost contact with a crucial hospital in Gaza amid escalating Israeli military operations, raising alarms about patient safety and health conditions.

Ireland is responding to WHO's request to treat child patients from Gaza, coordinating with medical experts and government departments.

WHO is conducting an emergency vaccination campaign in Gaza after a polio case surfaced, prioritizing safety and cooperation amid conflict.

A WHO chief reported the first polio case in Gaza in 25 years and called for cease-fire to allow vaccination efforts.

More than 100 people will be evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment, but a sustained evacuation process is desperately needed, according to WHO.

Mpox has been declared a global health emergency, with growing concerns over its transmission methods and evolving nature.

Mpox, declared a global health emergency by WHO, poses significant threats as cases surge in Africa and a transmissible variant emerges.

Vaccine production must be escalated to combat the rising mpox strain declared a public health emergency by WHO.

Africa faces a new mpox wave affecting children, highlighting urgent vaccine and resource inequities that necessitate global health support.

Africa is receiving its first mpox vaccine doses after significant delay, pointing to issues in global health emergency responses.

Mpox virus has spread to Sweden and Pakistan following the WHO's 'emergency' alert, signaling a growing global health threat.

A new strain of the mpox virus has been declared a global health emergency by WHO due to its rapid spread.

None of the African countries affected by the mpox outbreak have received promised vaccines, delaying rollout amid significant cases and deaths.