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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

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Extremely processed foods associated with increasing early deaths, world study warns

Listen to the article Lifestyle: Consuming large amounts of over-processed foods (UPFs) significantly increases the risk of early death, according to an international study that has intensified invitations to emergency regulation. Monteiro is determined by highly processed foods that are made of cheap, manipulated ingredients with few whole foods and often contain synthetic additives that enhance the taste, soils and addiction to make them enjoyable and form a habit. Investigations conducted in eight countries, including England and the United States, found that every 10% increase in UPF intake increases the risk of death before the age of 75% by 3%.

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

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