WHO Urges Action To Prioritise Pregnant, Lactating Women In TB Research, Vaccine Trials
New Delhi: The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged the global health community to prioritise pregnant and lactating women in ...
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Salt Consumption Among Indians Exceed WHO Limit, Raises Stroke, Kidney Disease Risk: ICMR
New Delhi: Indians consume salt 2.2 times more than the amount recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), posing severe ...
Over 14 Mn Children Worldwide Did Not Receive A Single Vaccine In 2024: UN
New Delhi: More than 14 million children worldwide did not receive a single dose of any vaccine in 2024, according ...
Loneliness: 1 In 6 People Worldwide Affected, 100 Deaths Every Hour, Says WHO
New Delhi: Nearly 17 per cent or one in six people worldwide is affected by loneliness, and the condition was ...
Millions Of Children At Risk As Global Childhood Vaccination Rates Plummet Since 2010: Lancet
New Delhi: With a significant decline in the progress made in global childhood vaccination rates since 2010, lives of millions ...
Fuel Shortages, Hostilities Threaten Water Supplies In Gaza: UN
United Nations: Amid reports of continuing deadly gunfire on Gazans seeking aid, UN humanitarians warned that if the fuel blockade ...
CBSE’s Sugar Board Essential Public Health Measure, Aligns With Global Nutrition Goals: Experts
New Delhi: The recent directive by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to install "Sugar Boards" in schools is ...
SE Asia Carries Highest Global Burden Of Oral Diseases, Mouth Cancers: WHO
New Delhi: South-East Asia has the highest global burden of oral diseases and mouth cancers, according to the World Health ...
TN Health Department On High Alert As Scrub Typhus Cases Rise
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Health Department has issued an alert to district health officers as cases of scrub typhus continue ...
Yemen Bears Highest Burden Of Cholera Globally: WHO
Aden: The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that Yemen bears the highest burden of cholera globally. In a statement, the ...
