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The roll-out of new, World Health Organization (WHO) approved antigen-based rapid diagnostic tests for the novel coronavirus in Africa will significantly boost testing capacity and marks a game changer in the continent’s fight against COVID-19.
How Colombia is focusing on international investment, jobs and tourism for a bright future
Italy, Belgium, and the UK have now announced tightened restrictions and new measures following a surge in coronavirus cases across Europe
The UK is set to join the US, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Singapore and Brazil in two collaborative organisations
Thousands tuned in from across the world for The Big Event for Mental Health, hosted by the World Health Organisation
For the first time, the World Health Organization will host a global online advocacy event for mental health – The Big Event for Mental Health – on October 10, World Mental Health Day.
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The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP in conversation exclusively for the World Economic Series
Ministers of Health from seven small African island states have now signed an agreement to improve quality and access to drugs and vaccines for their populations
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How Colombia is focusing on international investment, jobs and tourism for a bright future
Thousands tuned in from across the world for The Big Event for Mental Health, hosted by the World Health Organisation
Allowing patients to manage their own health records could improve NHS efficiency, says Digital White Paper editor Sarah Cartledge
The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP in conversation exclusively for the World Economic Series
The latest edition of the World Economic Series, Rebooting the World Economy, focused on Central America, an area of great cohesion and diversity
Steve Walton of Benson Viscometers details how viscosity testing could be essential for beating the Covid-19 pandemic.
The World Economic Series brought together experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), Cigna insurance company and One Young World to speak about the effects of the pandemic on mental health
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Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology
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