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From Tap to Tragedy: How Assumptions About Water Safety Are Failing Us

Amoebae are not merely obscure microbes confined to textbooks and laboratories. They are active participants in ecosystems that directly affect human health....
Jan 28

Put people first mantra to drive WHO task force to save the medicines that protect us

The United Nations apex health agency – the World Health Organization (WHO) – had announced the establishment of its first-ever civil society Task Force on Antimicrobial ...
Dec 09

When Medical Science Denies Identity: The Flawed Curriculum of Indian Medicine

By training future doctors to see, hear, and respect transgender patients, we lay the groundwork for a healthcare system that embodies dignity for all....
Oct 03

Rohingya women carry not just a story of pain but a plan for change

Most refugee girls grow up without any structured knowledge of their bodies, reproductive health or mental wellbeing....
Aug 18

Not capitalist but economically, socially and ecologically just order can deliver on SDGs

Anti-gender and anti-rights pushes are attacking social justice movements and fuelling a backlash against progressive social and environmental justice movements....
Aug 05

Prevention revolution and policy harmonisation are critical to end AIDS

Despite having science-based tools for HIV combination prevention, there were 1.3 million people who got newly diagnosed with HIV in 2023 - and also ...
Aug 04

No health without rights, says Shobha Shukla SDG-3 Lead Discussant at UN meet

Health and gender equality are indivisible and fundamental human rights. "Right to health cannot be dislocated from gender equality and human rights....
Jul 15

Menstrual Product Tax Relief & Health Access

Tax on menstrual products has long raised questions of fairness and access. As some countries cut it, others still hold on. But what does it ...
Jun 23

Game Over: When Virtual Obsession Meets Real-Life Paralysis

The hope now is that others pay attention to their children before a crisis unfolds, and that families begin to see the warning signs not ...
May 06

World Health Day 2025: St. George’s University’s Role in Preparing Doctors to Tackle Global Health Challenges

As the world continues to face complex healthcare challenges, the need for well-trained, globally focused healthcare professionals has never been greater. SGU remains committed ...
Apr 04

Size matters: Why fish size diversity is vital for healthy oceans

University of Tasmania study unveils decline in Big Fish Populations and the need for Marine Protection Efforts....
Dec 04

Hospital-acquired infections are fuelling antimicrobial resistance

If our stories are amplified to other people then we can find faster solutions that are possible. In addition, we have to think about stopping ...
Oct 30

India’s Humanitarian Aid to Palestine Amid Middle Eastern Turmoil

India’s actions reflect a commitment to humanity, highlighting the role that nations can play in alleviating suffering and advocating for peace. ...
Oct 29

Changes projected in marine fish communities due to climate change

The new research predicts significant shifts in marine fish communities in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans because of climate warming....
Jul 18

It is time to hold governments to account for ending tobacco

The global tobacco treaty (WHO FCTC) is the first ever public health and corporate accountability treaty of the WHO. If implemented fully it will protect ...
Feb 07

How to Save Gaza’ Catastrophic For HealthCare

The WHO board passed an emergency motion proposed by Afghanistan, Qatar, Yemen, and Morocco, seeking increased medical access. The motion aims to allow entry for ...
Dec 11

International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression-June 4th 2022

This day is organized every year on the 4th of June. To this day, people are educated about various types of violence against children in ...
Jun 04

Indian malarial mosquitoes reaches Africa

New malaria mosquito emerges in African cities: Experts are worried...
Jan 29

Pfizer and BioNTech reach agreement with COVAX for advance purchase of Vaccine to Help Combat COVID-19

Initial agreement provides up to 40 million doses to COVAX in 2021 ...
Jan 23

Migrants and refugees say COVID-19 has dramatically worsened their lives : WHO Study

First survey has been done to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on migrant and refugees mental and physical health...
Dec 19

The Twenty-Sixth Polio IHR Emergency Committee released their statement today

The Emergency Committee reviewed the data on wild poliovirus (WPV1) and circulating vaccine derived polio viruses (cVDPV). ...
Oct 22

PAHO and IOM sign agreement to improve the health of 70 million migrants in the Americas

Under the agreement, PAHO and IOM will focus on scaling up coordinated interventions to support countries of the Americas in addressing health and migration, while ...
Oct 10

WHO work with migrant camps in Greece

WHO deploys help to refugees and migrants in Lesvos’s fire-burned camp in the midst of COVID-19 outbreak...
Sep 28

Bringing hepatitis C testing and treatment to underserved communities in Madrid

An estimated 80 000 people in Spain are infected with hepatitis C but have not received lifesaving direct-acting antiviral (DAA) drugs...
Sep 28

With COVID and wildfires California is not able to breathe !

California's worst-ever wildfires, which began a month ago and have blanketed the state with a nearly unrelenting layer of dense smoke, have affected ...
Sep 19

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