WHO: Two-thirds of countries now include refugee and migrant health in national laws, WHO report finds WHO report finds two-thirds of countries include refugee and migrant health in national frameworks; …
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Chernobyl liquidator Petro Hurin reveals lifelong health toll 40 years on
by Sora Tanakaby Sora TanakaChernobyl Liquidators Reflect on Lifelong Health Toll as 40th Anniversary Approaches Ahead of the 40th anniversary, Chernobyl liquidators recount lifelong health struggles and disputed death tolls stemming from the 1986 …
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WHO launches World Health Day 2026 campaign urging global support for science
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraWorld Health Day 2026: WHO Urges Global Unity and Launches “Stand with Science” Campaign WHO’s World Health Day 2026 urges global solidarity and scientific investment to tackle climate, epidemics and …
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WHO launches Global One Health network and actions at France summit
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraOne Health Summit in France: WHO Unveils Global Network, Rabies Target and Avian Influenza Strategy At the One Health Summit on April 7, 2026, the World Health Organization and international …
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Plant-based burgers compared: Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger health analysis
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraMeat alternatives face health scrutiny as Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger go head-to-head Compare meat alternatives Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger — ingredients, nutrition, health concerns and environmental impact to …
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Summer health risks: Experts warn of water illnesses, food poisoning, heatstroke
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraSummer Health Tips: Five Common Hazards to Watch for This Season Essential summer health tips for Japan: prevent waterborne illnesses, food poisoning and heatstroke, manage eczema triggers, and reduce the …
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Sudan Health Crisis Now World’s Largest as Conflict Deepens, WHO Warns
by Ren Nakamuraby Ren NakamuraSudan Health Crisis Deepens as Disease, Malnutrition and Attacks Cripple Medical Care Sudan health crisis deepens as 34 million need aid and 21 million are without care; disease, malnutrition and …
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Japan to Lift Organ Donation Restrictions for Travelers to Europe as vCJD Risk Declines Japan will lift organ donation restrictions tied to past Europe travel as vCJD cases decline, expanding …