The South African response to Covid-19 will soon be bolstered by a team of health experts from the World Health Organization.
An explosion in Beirut caused mass destruction in Lebanon’s capital yesterday, wounding thousands and damaging buildings across the city
WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that there may be no quick solution to defeating Covid-19
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has met its target of reducing infection rates for Hepatitis B to under one per cent for under-fives. This is down from around 5 per cent in the pre-vaccine era (the period between the 1980s and the early 2000s).
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The South African response to Covid-19 will soon be bolstered by a team of health experts from the World Health Organization.
An explosion in Beirut caused mass destruction in Lebanon’s capital yesterday, wounding thousands and damaging buildings across the city
WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that there may be no quick solution to defeating Covid-19
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has met its target of reducing infection rates for Hepatitis B to under one per cent for under-fives. This is down from around 5 per cent in the pre-vaccine era (the period between the 1980s and the early 2000s).
Overexposure to mobile phone screens late at night can raise the risk of bowel cancer by as much as 60 per cent, a new study has warned
The UK Government has announced a fourth Covid-19 Vaccine deal, securing up to 60 million doses of an experimental treatment being developed by pharmaceutical giants GSK and Sanofi.
With H.E. Mr Yasumasa Nagamine, Ambassador of Japan and Mr Naoki Ota, Digital and Technology Advisor to the Government of Japan
WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner sits down with Methods Analytics as part of the first in a series to discuss what the world in healthcare could look like in 2030 following the Covid-19 pandemic
With The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor of The City of London, Alderman William Russell, HM Marshal of The Diplomatic Corps, Alistair Harrison CMG CVO and UN Under Secretary-General, Inger Andersen
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The South African response to Covid-19 will soon be bolstered by a team of health experts from the World Health Organization.
An explosion in Beirut caused mass destruction in Lebanon’s capital yesterday, wounding thousands and damaging buildings across the city
With H.E. Mr Yasumasa Nagamine, Ambassador of Japan and Mr Naoki Ota, Digital and Technology Advisor to the Government of Japan
WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner sits down with Methods Analytics as part of the first in a series to discuss what the world in healthcare could look like in 2030 following the Covid-19 pandemic
With The Rt Hon The Lord Mayor of The City of London, Alderman William Russell, HM Marshal of The Diplomatic Corps, Alistair Harrison CMG CVO and UN Under Secretary-General, Inger Andersen
WHJ Features Editor Fabian Sutch-Daggett spoke to James Fleming of the Francis Crick Institute on the cybersecurity issues faced by biomedical researchers
Last month, Key players in vaccination and immunisation came together to discuss issues in the wake of the Gavi Global Vaccine Summit
Concern grows within the continent as cases continue to rise
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