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Five years since the first death with covid-19

It has now been five years since the world heard that a person had died from covid-19. .

Five years since the first death with covid-19

France confirms case of dangerous mpox variant

France confirms a first case of the more dangerous variant of mpox, clade 1b, reports [BFMTV](https://www. bfmtv.

France confirms case of dangerous mpox variant

Public Health Chief: Warn of Cancer Risk from Alcohol

The alcohol debate is being stepped up in the USA. Alcoholic beverages should be labeled with the same cancer warnings as cigarette packets, according to the head of the US public health authority.

Public Health Chief: Warn of Cancer Risk from Alcohol

WHO demands Israel release hospital chief

The World Health Organization (WHO) demands that Israel release the hospital chief of the Kamal Adwan hospital in Gaza after he was detained during intense raids on the hospital. .

WHO demands Israel release hospital chief

The Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza is now empty

Israeli military operations near Kamal Adwan hospital in Gaza mean that the last major hospital in the war-torn area has been put out of operation, warns the World Health Organization (WHO). Israeli forces have also taken into custody the hospital's chief, according to the Israeli military.

The Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza is now empty

After Airport Attack in Yemen: Drone Against Israel

The Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen claims to have fired a missile at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel – a day after Israel carried out raids against the airport in Sanaa in Yemen. The UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns what he calls an "escalation" of the conflict.

After Airport Attack in Yemen: Drone Against Israel

WHO Chief at the Airport Israel Bombed

Israel has carried out attacks on targets belonging to the Islamist Huthi movement in Yemen, confirms Israel's military. The WHO's chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was at the airport in Sanaa when it was attacked.

WHO Chief at the Airport Israel Bombed

Tent camp in "safe zone" attacked in Gaza

Up to 60 people have been killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza in the last 24 hours, reports The Guardian, citing health authorities in the Hamas-ruled strip. In northern Gaza, direct artillery fire is reported against one of the few functioning hospitals.

Tent camp in "safe zone" attacked in Gaza

Osaid, 2, may soon go blind – denied evacuation

Sick and injured children wait for months to leave Gaza for treatment. Some die while waiting for permission from Israel.

Osaid, 2, may soon go blind – denied evacuation

Multiple deaths in hospital attack – Israel denies attack

Around 30 people are reported to have been killed in attacks on a hospital in northern Gaza. Israel, however, denies the allegations from the hospital chief and rescue workers who claim that the Israeli military bombed and stormed the hospital.

Multiple deaths in hospital attack – Israel denies attack

Hope for a ceasefire in Gaza – but small prospects

The ceasefire in Lebanon raises renewed hope for laid-down arms also in Gaza. With growing alarm about starvation and winter approaching, it's urgent.

Hope for a ceasefire in Gaza – but small prospects

Canada confirms case of dangerous mpox variant

Canada confirms a first case of the more dangerous variant of mpox, clade 1b. The case was detected according to health authorities in the province of Manitoba in central Canada.

Canada confirms case of dangerous mpox variant

A prick in the finger can reveal Alzheimer's

In the future, it may be enough with a drop of blood to determine if a person has Alzheimer's or not. The method can simplify parts of the investigation of the disease.

A prick in the finger can reveal Alzheimer's

Extremely dangerous air in India's capital

A thick blanket of smog lies over Delhi's 30 million inhabitants. Schools in the Indian capital area have closed, construction has been halted, and warnings have been issued for flight delays.

Extremely dangerous air in India's capital

Over 800 million adults live with diabetes

The number of adults in the world living with diabetes has doubled over the past 30 years. The largest increase is seen in low- and middle-income countries according to a global study.

Over 800 million adults live with diabetes

Task: Israel bombs northern Gaza's last hospital

Israel's military bombs the last partially functioning hospital in northern Gaza, reports the Hamas-controlled health department in Gaza. .

Task: Israel bombs northern Gaza's last hospital

UNICEF: 50 Children Killed in Two Days in Gaza

In two days, 50 children have been killed in the city of Jabalia in Gaza. There, Israeli attacks have razed two apartment buildings where hundreds of people lived, writes Unicef's Secretary-General Cathrine Russel in a statement.

UNICEF: 50 Children Killed in Two Days in Gaza

WHO: Several children injured in attack in Gaza

Six people, including four children, have been injured in an attack on a polio vaccination center in Gaza, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). .

WHO: Several children injured in attack in Gaza

Lahore: Air Pollutants 40 Times Above the Limit

The level of air pollutants in Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city, is skyrocketing. Particle levels 40 times above the acceptable limit set by the World Health Organization (WHO) have been measured.

Lahore: Air Pollutants 40 Times Above the Limit

After the Pause: Polio Vaccination Resumes in Gaza

The polio vaccination of children in Gaza will resume tomorrow Saturday, according to the World Health Organization's Secretary-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Earlier in October, WHO announced that the vaccination had been forced to pause due to intense bombardment in the area.

After the Pause: Polio Vaccination Resumes in Gaza

WHO: Concern about attacks on healthcare staff

The WHO expresses concerns about the Israeli attacks that affect healthcare workers and facilities in Lebanon. > We are very worried about the increased attacks on healthcare personnel and facilities in Lebanon.

WHO: Concern about attacks on healthcare staff

First British case of mpox confirmed

The first confirmed case of the new variant of mpox has been reported from the United Kingdom. The British health authority Health Security Agency announced on Wednesday that a traveler from Africa had tested positive for mpox of variant clade 1b.

First British case of mpox confirmed

The disease that plagued the pharaohs is now gone

Egypt is now free from malaria, announces the World Health Organization (WHO). In a press release, the fight to eradicate the disease in the country is described as "a hundred-year effort" and an end to a disease that has existed since "ancient times".

The disease that plagued the pharaohs is now gone

100,000 trapped in northern Gaza without food and medicine

At least 100,000 people are trapped in northern Gaza, the civil defense warns. As a result of Israel's three-week-long siege of Jabalia, Beit Lahia, and Beit Hanun, food and medicine have not reached.

100,000 trapped in northern Gaza without food and medicine