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Forssmed: Mental health should be included in school curriculum
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Forssmed: Mental health should be included in school curriculum

The government will introduce mental health education in schools. "It is another piece of the puzzle for preventive work to ensure that young people feel good," writes Minister of Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD) in SvD Debatt
The war took her four daughters – and a leg
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The war took her four daughters – and a leg

Hanin al-Mabhuh's life is on hold. Israeli bombs took all four of her daughters and left her with only one leg
Many have died waiting for aid in Gaza
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Many have died waiting for aid in Gaza

Promising results for new gonorrhea treatment
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Promising results for new gonorrhea treatment

A new type of antibiotic has been shown to be effective against gonorrhea in a study. This is encouraging, according to the researchers, as resistance is an increasingly serious problem globally
Heavy UN report: How to save the world from disaster
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Heavy UN report: How to save the world from disaster

The world that now awaits catastrophic climate change, devastated nature and deadly pollution continues. The world's leading scientists agree on this
Sudan: 114 dead when kindergarten and hospital attacked
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Sudan: 114 dead when kindergarten and hospital attacked

Thursday's attacks in Sudan's Kordofan state claimed 114 lives, according to the World Health Organization's director-general. More than 60 of the victims were children
Preschool hit in Sudan – over 30 children dead
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Preschool hit in Sudan – over 30 children dead

The paramilitary armed group RSF is accused of attacking a kindergarten in Sudan. At least 50 people have been killed, including 33 children, according to a medical organization
Thailand: Green light for alcohol in the afternoon
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Thailand: Green light for alcohol in the afternoon

Now it's free for a Singha after lunch. Thailand is easing its decades-old ban on alcohol sales during the afternoon
WHO: One in three women exposed to violence
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WHO: One in three women exposed to violence

Nearly one in three women in the world has been subjected to sexual violence or violence from their partner, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Algorithms detect tuberculosis in children
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Algorithms detect tuberculosis in children

Algorithms can help detect tuberculosis in children. This is shown by a new international study conducted by Doctors Without Borders (MSF)
Deaths after outbreak of hemorrhagic fever in Ethiopia
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Deaths after outbreak of hemorrhagic fever in Ethiopia

Three people have been confirmed dead in an outbreak of Marburg hemorrhagic fever in Ethiopia.
Sharp limit for antibiotics in new strategy
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Sharp limit for antibiotics in new strategy

Antibiotic resistance constitutes a "silent pandemic" and is one of the greatest threats to global health, according to WHO. Now the government is introducing a new long-term strategy against antimicrobial resistance
4,000 Gaza children await emergency medical evacuation
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4,000 Gaza children await emergency medical evacuation

More than 16,000 patients are still awaiting emergency medical evacuation from the Gaza Strip. Nearly 4,000 of them are children, according to the World Health Organization (WHO)
Concerns about massacres: The city is a crime scene
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Concerns about massacres: The city is a crime scene

The bloodshed in Sudan's al-Fashir is a disgrace to the world at large, says UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk.
Canada no longer officially measles-free
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Canada no longer officially measles-free

Canada has lost its measles-free status. After more than 5,000 reported cases of the disease in the country this year, the World Health Organization's Americas branch, PAHO, has removed the status Canada had held since 1998
WHO: Nearly 500 civilians killed in hospitals
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WHO: Nearly 500 civilians killed in hospitals

Nearly 500 civilians who were in a hospital were killed by the paramilitary force RSF when it took the city of al-Fashir, according to information provided to the World Health Organization WHO. "Dismayed and deeply shocked by the reports," writes WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on X
Air Pollution Linked to 2.5 Million Deaths Worldwide
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Air Pollution Linked to 2.5 Million Deaths Worldwide

Emissions are reaching record levels at the same time as the world's politicians are not doing enough to slow down climate change. These are the conclusions in a comprehensive report
Sudan Military Retreats from Al-Fashir Amid Civil War Crisis
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Sudan Military Retreats from Al-Fashir Amid Civil War Crisis

Sudan's military acknowledges that it has gone into full retreat and lost the besieged city of al-Fashir – and thus the region of Darfur – in Sudan. Hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped as the paramilitary force RSF takes over the city
Gaza Faces Ongoing Crisis Despite Ceasefire and Aid Efforts
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Gaza Faces Ongoing Crisis Despite Ceasefire and Aid Efforts

Widespread famine still prevails in Gaza, where aid is still not being let in to a sufficient extent, warns the World Health Organization (WHO).
Sudan Drone Attacks Continue for Third Day Amid Ongoing Conflict
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Sudan Drone Attacks Continue for Third Day Amid Ongoing Conflict

For the third day in a row, the paramilitary RSF is accused of drone attacks against Sudan's capital and its largest airport.
Swedish Youth Alcohol Consumption Lower Than European Average
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Swedish Youth Alcohol Consumption Lower Than European Average

Swedish school youth's alcohol consumption is lower than both the Nordic and European average, according to the large school survey Espad. On the other hand, Sweden stands out negatively when it comes to girls' mental illness and the use of inhalants such as laughing gas
Sudan Drone Strike Delays Khartoum Airport Reopening
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Sudan Drone Strike Delays Khartoum Airport Reopening

Just when Khartoum's airport was to open again after over two years, drones struck in the nearby area, according to witnesses in the Sudanese capital.
Darfur Residents Forced to Eat Cow Hides Amid Severe Hunger Crisis
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Darfur Residents Forced to Eat Cow Hides Amid Severe Hunger Crisis

The fierce battles at the besieged city of al-Fashir in Sudan are forcing away a large part of the vulnerable population, warns the UN's migration agency. The situation is so difficult that residents are being forced to eat animal hides to survive
WHO Warns of Uncontrolled Spread of Infectious Diseases in Gaza
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WHO Warns of Uncontrolled Spread of Infectious Diseases in Gaza

The World Health Organization WHO warns that infectious diseases are spreading out of control in Gaza, as only 13 of Gaza Strip's 36 hospitals have any activity.
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