World Health Organization

US Surgeon General Calls Gun Violence A Public Health Issue
Unseen Bird Flu Strain Claims First Human Life, WHO Confirms — Source Of Virus Remains Unknown
E-Cigarettes: Deadly Trap For Kids, Says World Health Organization Report, Slamming Tobacco Industry's Marketing Tactics
Unseen Bird Flu Strain Claims First Human Life, WHO Confirms — Source Of Virus Remains Unknown
E-Cigarettes: Deadly Trap For Kids, Says World Health Organization Report, Slamming Tobacco Industry's Marketing Tactics
Marjorie Taylor Greene Says Slovak PM 'Great' And 'Courageous' Over COVID-19 Vaccine, WHO Stance: 'No Wonder They Shot Him'
US Backs Taiwan's WHO Assembly Participation Amid China's Objections

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Blockchain Integration Boosts Silencio's Global Fight Against Noise Pollution
In a bid to combat the escalating issue of global noise pollution, Silencio Network has integrated with the peaq blockchain ecosystem, bringing over 35,000 smartphones into play as noise sensors.
Americans View Cannabis As Less Harmful Than Cigarettes And Alcohol, Gallup Poll Suggests
The U.S. perspective on substance consumption has seen a monumental shift in recent years. Newly released data from Gallup's Consumption Habits Survey paints a telling picture of these evolving attitudes.
FDA's Global Drug Control Inquiry Seeks Public Engagement Ahead Of WHO Summit
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has initiated public input regarding the potential international control of certain drugs, a move preceding the World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) meeting in October.
Key Ingredient In Drink Guzzled By Musk, Trump Labeled Possible Cancer Hazard By WHO: What You Should Know
The World Health Organization (WHO), on Wednesday, announced that aspartame, a key ingredient in the Diet Coke could potentially cause cancer.
Aspartame A Cancer Risk? Diet Coke, Pepsi Max And Diet Mountain Dew Could Be Impacted By New World Health Organization Ruling
 
Elon Musk Reacts After Twitter User Asks Him To 'Buy WHO' From Bill Gates: 'How Much Does It Cost?'
After taking over Twitter last year, Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk expressed his willingness to "buy" the World Health Organization (WHO).
Donald Trump Congratulates Kim Jong Un As North Korea Wins Leading Role At WHO
Donald Trump congratulated dictator Kim Jong Un after North Korea was elected to serve on World Health Organization's (WHO) executive board.
Bill Gates Considers This 'One Of The Most Important Achievements' In Human History
Chelsea Clinton Teams Up With Bill Gates Foundation To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy In COVID-19 Aftermath
Novo Nordisk's Obesity Drug May Find Place On World Health Organization's 'Essential Medicines List'
For the first time World Health Organization is reportedly considering adding obesity drugs to its "essential medicines list," used to guide government purchasing decisions in low- and middle-income countries, the U.N. agency.
Xi Jinping Declares 'Decisive Victory' Over COVID-19 After Abruptly Ending Curbs In December
WHO Says India-Made Cough Syrups May Be Linked To 66 Deaths In Gambia: Report
The dozens of kids' death in Gambia due to kidney injuries may have links to contaminated cough and cold syrups made by an Indian drug manufacturer.
Monkeypox Emergency Could Last Months, According To Experts
Biden Says Monkeypox Could Be 'Consequential,' Something 'Everybody Should Be Concerned About'
As a growing number of monkeypox cases are being reported in the U.S. and Europe, President Joe Biden on Sunday said that the outbreak should concern "everybody."
Analysis: Should You Be Afraid Of A Monkeypox Pandemic?
The coronavirus pandemic has yet to be firmly tucked into the history books even as a new health threat emerges: monkeypox, a rare infectious virus that has suddenly become more prevalent in Europe and is now being detected in North America. Should people be concerned that a new health crisis is suddenly percolating? The answer, it seems, is both yes and no.
What Is Causing The Mysterious New Strain Of Pediatric Hepatitis?
A mysterious wave of acute hepatitis in young children is taking on global dimensions, with approximately 200 cases in 14 counties with no clear epidemiological link.
Why Affirm Shares Are Trading Lower Today
Shares of several companies in the broader technology sector, including Affirm Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: AFRM), are trading lower amid continued uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 omicron variant.
Why Nvidia Shares Are Falling Today
Shares of several companies in the broader technology sector, including NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA), are trading lower amid continued uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 omicron variant.
WHO-Led Study To Test Three Anti-Inflammatory Drugs For COVID-19
Water-Soluble CBD With One Year Stability Has Been Achieved By Pressure BioSciences' Technology Representing 'Explosive Growth Opportunity'
A life sciences company Pressure BioSciences, Inc. (OTCQB: PBIO) reported Tuesday it has developed technology that can produce water-soluble CBD with the long-
WHO Recommends IL-6 Drugs From Sanofi, Roche For Critically-Ill COVID-19 Patients
Suspensions In Europe Will Not Disturb AstraZeneca Vaccine's Global Roll Out: Report
The World Health Organization said that global distribution of the AstraZeneca Plc’s (NASDAQ: AZN) COVID-19 vaccine remains unruffled, though much of 
Germany, France Join List Of Countries Suspending AZN's COVID-19 Vaccine; WHO Urges Not To Halt Vaccinations
Germany, Italy, and France joined the list of countries that have suspended the use of AstraZeneca Pl