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September 30, 2025

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How Trump’s claim for painkillers and autism sent Karachi mothers looking for answers

When the President of the United States is on a pedestal and proclaims that tylenol – known as Panadol – causes autism in children, parents hear. His statements released a wave of fear, anxiety and anxiety at least in Karachi, from which we mention. An autism expert at AGA Khan University “floods” with calls and emails from anxious mothers on the weekend after Trump was updated. “Many mothers feel guilty, believing that their child’s autism can be linked to the medicines taken during pregnancy,” said Associate Professor Dr Sidra Kaleem, one of Pakistani’s few development pediatricians and the director of

Who adopts a global agreement but the absence of the US raises concerns

Listen to the article WORLD: The World Health Organization approved a milestone agreement on Tuesday to boost worldwide readiness for future pandemics, marking the end of the three years of negotiations led by the chaotic response to COVID-19. The applause broke out at the World Health Assembly in Geneva, as Member States have approved the legally binding agreement, which aims to ensure fair access to medical tools such as vaccines, therapies and diagnostics during future global emergencies. “The deal is a victory for public health, science and polymers. It will ensure that, collectively, we can better protect the world from

Help cuts threaten fragile progress in reducing mothers’ deaths, warned UN officials

Listen to the article Cuts in international aid budgets threaten to overthrow decades in reducing mothers’ deaths and can lead to an increase in deaths that can be prevented during pregnancy and childbirth, United Nations Organizations warned on Monday. The warning came as the UN published a new report on World Health Day, showing a 40% global reduction in maternal mortality between 2000 and 2023, largely guided by improving access to basic health services. But officials say progress is now in danger. The report, the trends in maternal mortality, revealed that about 260,000 women died of pregnancy or childbirth complications

US stops monitoring air quality data at embassies in China and India

Listen to the article The United States has terminated the air quality monitoring program at embassies, which was a vital source of pollution data, especially in Beijing and New Delhi. The move comes as Trump’s administration imposes deep budget cuts, affecting various international and environmental initiatives. The US Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday that it would no longer broadcast real -time air quality data, citing “budgetary restrictions” as a reason for the decision. “The current budget climate requires us to make difficult cuts and unfortunately we cannot continue to publish this data,” a spokesman said. However, historical data will remain

February 25, 2025

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Over 160 Gaza medical workers held by Israel amidst torture reports

Listen to the article Over 160 healthcare workers, including more than 20 doctors, are still being held in Israeli prisons, with reports of widespread abuse and torture. The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed alert to the inhumane treatment of these vital medical professionals, who are held in Israeli curator in the midst of a continuing conflict in Gaza. Palestinian Watch Watch (HWW) NGOs have confirmed that 162 healthcare workers, some of Gaza’s senior doctors, are still being held in Israeli detention facilities, with an additional 24 reported after being banned by hospitals. during the Israeli raids. Prisoners, including doctors,

Bill Gates warns of a “possible” global pandemic within the next 25 years

Listen to the article Bill Gates has warned that another global pandemic is “likely” to happen within the next 25 years if a major war is avoided. Speaking to a US news outlet, the Microsoft co-founder highlighted the current global turmoil and said: “If we avoid a major war… then, yes, there will be another pandemic.” Gates, who has spoken about the world’s preparedness for pandemics, raised concerns about how well-equipped nations were for the COVID-19 outbreak. In his 2022 book, How to prevent the next pandemicGates discussed the need for better quarantine protocols and greater investment in vaccine research.

August 31, 2024

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Polio vaccination campaign begins in Gaza as WHO secures humanitarian pause

Listen to the article A health official said a polio vaccination campaign began in Gaza on Saturday after the war-torn region recorded its first case of the disease in a quarter of a century. Local health officials along with the UN and NGOs are “starting today the polio vaccination campaign in the central area,” said Musa Abed, director of primary health care at Gaza’s health ministry. AFP. The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday that Israel had agreed to a series of three-day “humanitarian pauses” in Gaza to facilitate vaccinations, although officials had earlier said the campaign was expected

August 17, 2024

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WHO partners to discuss mpox, aiming to prevent Covid-era inequalities in medical access

The World Health Organization was to host an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss ways to ensure equitable global access to tests, treatments and vaccines for mpox, a top official said, as the viral infection spreads to parts of Africa and beyond. The meeting will be attended by members of an alliance of health experts who have overseen the global response to COVID-19 and include international health organizations such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. They will discuss how to ensure that failures during the COVID pandemic to ensure equal access to medical treatments,

What is Mpox? Everything you need to know about virus declared ‘global health emergency’

For the second time since 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday raised the highest alert by declaring Mpox a global health emergency as 14,000 cases with 524 deaths have been reported in Africa with the possibility of reaching other continents. What is Mpox? Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, is a viral disease caused by the monkeypox virus, which belongs to the same family as smallpox. Originally identified in monkeys, the disease can infect a variety of animals and humans. Although historically rare, recent outbreaks have demonstrated their potential for widespread transmission. Although generally less serious than smallpox, MPOX

WHO reports alarming rise in monkeypox cases in Africa

GENEVA: The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that moxie cases are increasing in Africa, urging intensive investigations to identify the root causes. “Today, mpox remains a public health threat as the situation continues to evolve,” Rosamund Lewis, WHO’s technical chief for infectious disease, told a UN press conference in Geneva. Lewis said more than 3,100 laboratory-confirmed cases have been reported worldwide since the start of 2024, with around 600 confirmed cases reported to the WHO from 26 countries in May alone. “In addition, cases are increasing in Africa,” he warned, adding that Africa is now the top region

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