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Transforming health care: stories of changemakers across world
Athalie Williams speaks at Financial Times Future of Work Conference
George Institute raising awareness and engaging with school children on salt reduction
Risk of medication errors with tranexamic acid injection resulting in inadvertent intrathecal injection
WHO announces Film Festival shortlist and jury, including Sharon Stone, Emilia Clarke, Mia Maestro, Anita Abada
Stepping up One Health action under FAO’s stewardship as chair of Tripartite Secretariat
WHO and Kuaishou Technology provide access to Covid information and mental health tips
‘We need cultural change’: Aled Edwards on why equity matters when planning for next pandemic
WHO launches new framework to support countries achieve integrated continuum of long-term care
MEDIA ADVISORY: House fire in Glebe
Stop attacks on health care in Ukraine
Statement of Thirty-first Polio IHR Emergency Committee
Airports and Airlines call for all intra-EU COVID Travel Restrictions to be dropped
MEDIA ADVISORY: Man charged after defrauding vulnerable community members, NSW
WHO Global Health Facilities Database: Ensuring access to primary healthcare and UHC
WHO issues new guidelines on abortion to help countries deliver lifesaving care
Rethinking value in economy
Interim Statement on Covid vaccines in context of circulation of Omicron SARS-CoV-2 Variant from WHO Technical Advisory Group 8 March
Act Now to Save Lives and Prevent Migrants From Going Missing
Eighth Meeting of Multilateral Leaders Task Force on COVID-19, 1 March 2022
Application period now open for 2023 update of WHO Model Lists of Essential Medicines
WHO launches new repository on urban health
Statement on prioritization of monitoring SARS-CoV-2 infection
First-ever malaria vaccine recommendation now published in position paper and in WHO guidelines for malaria
World Obesity Day 2022 – Accelerating action to stop obesity
MEDIA ADVISORY: Safety operation launched as community ‘unite’ for Mardi Gras 2022, NSW
WHO and MPP welcome NIH’s offer of Covid health technologies to C-TAP
Study examines reason for decline in death rates after heart attack
WHO updates its treatment guidelines to include molnupiravir
Covid pandemic triggers 25% increase in prevalence of anxiety and depression worldwide
World leaders and experts call for action to protect environment from antimicrobial pollution
WHO releases new standard to tackle rising threat of hearing loss
ACT-Accelerator welcomes Germany’s generous ‘fair share’ commitment
JCU to continue fight against disabling tropical diseases with WHO
New Zealand and WHO: partnering for healthier future
Zero Discrimination Day, 1 March 2022
BeiGene hits Major Milestone with First PBS Approved Cancer Treatment
Rare cancer treatment approved by Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
Singapore medicines regulator world’s first to achieve highest maturity level in WHO classification
Dangerously low medical oxygen supplies in Ukraine due to crisis, warn WHO Director-General and WHO Regional Director for Europe
Recommendations announced for influenza vaccine composition for 2022-2023 northern hemisphere influenza season
Leveraging telehealth for efficient delivery of primary health care in WHO South-East Asia Region
WHO Director-General: Deeply concerned over escalating health crisis in Ukraine
WHO and NAM encourage digital platforms to apply global principles for identifying credible sources of health information
Global business push for WHO to engage with business in pandemic planning
Moving forward on goal to boost local pharmaceutical production, WHO establishes global biomanufacturing training hub
More than half of parents and pregnant women exposed to aggressive formula milk marketing – WHO, UNICEF
Journalists need better support to interpret scientifically reliable evidence over other information

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