Posts Tagged: WHO
Monkeypox Outbreak: UK Reported It A Notifiable Disease
After the Covid 19 pandemic started to take a back seat, the World Health Organisation introduced us to another deadly disease named monkeypox. Reports suggest around twenty-nine countries are currently experiencing the monkeypox outbreak. The
World Malaria Day 2022: All About Life-Threatening Disease
World Malaria Day 2022: Every year, 25 April is observed as the world malaria day to highlight the need for the prevention and control of the life-threatening disease. Malaria is the deadliest disease, which is
World Chagas Disease Day 2022: Theme And Significance
World Chagas Disease Day 2022: Every day 14 April is observed as World Chagas Disease Day to raise awareness about the life-threatening disease that can cause serious digestive issues and heart disease. It is also
Why Africa Witnessed Lower Rates Of Death Due To Covid?
The West and Central Africa are at the centre of the scientific debate due to lesser cases of coronavirus infection, hospitalisation, and casualties. The majority of the patients in regional hospitals suffer from malaria, and
WHO Warns Against Aggressive Baby Milk Formula Marketing
According to a new WHO and UNICEF report, over 51% of parents of newborns and pregnant females are exposed to coercive formula milk marketing. Marketers of these items will use any means necessary to safeguard
World’s AIDS Day: Transmission, Symptoms, And Prevention
In 1988, the World Health Organization Declared 1 December as World’s AIDS Day. This Post Contains Everything That One Should Know About the Disease! AIDS is considered a serious illness in the world that is
WHO’s 7 Suggestions to Build a Robust Healthcare System
“The Covid-19 pandemic has had a long-lasting impact across all areas of society. We (the world) should come forward to share experience gained through previous epidemics and build a robust healthcare system, strengthening prevention and
COVID-19 Vaccination: Four Vaccines Put In Row For Kids
COVID-19 Vaccine has been evaluated for the last 10 months. Since January 16, 2021, India has administered 925 million doses to this date in three phases; first-frontline workers along with people with chronic diseases, second