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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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Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Infections Surge Globally, Warns WHO
The number of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections is skyrocketing, warns the World Health Organization, WHO. These findings are deeply disturbing, says Yvan J F Hutin at WHO.
Sweden
Global Life Expectancy Rises but Young Adults Face Increasing Health Challenges
We live longer worldwide but at the same time the proportion living with non-communicable diseases that can be prevented is increasing. The increase is greatest in low-income countries, according to a new report on the disease burden in the world.
Sweden
Sweden Falls Short of WHO's 75% Vaccine Target for Risk Groups
The influenza season is approaching – and the WHO's goal is 75 percent vaccination coverage for people in risk groups. A figure Sweden has never reached. Generally, we have good figures, but we always want to be higher, says Tina Crafoord, chief physician and head of the vaccination unit at the Public Health Agency.
Sweden
Toxic Cough Medicine in India Linked to 20 Child Deaths
In September, children suddenly started dying in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The common denominator: They had all recently received cough medicine.
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Trump's Nobel Peace Prize Aspirations Questioned by Experts
Few leaders have been as open about wanting the Nobel Peace Prize as US President Donald Trump. But he is not on the Norwegian Peace Research Institute Prio's list. We want to highlight candidates who actually work for peace and in line with Alfred Nobel's will, says Prio's director Nina Græger.
World politics
ICC Convicts Sudanese Militia Leader for Darfur Crimes Against Humanity
The International Criminal Court (ICC) convicts a leader of the militia in Sudan for crimes against humanity. The crimes were committed in 2003 and 2004.
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Trump Questions UN's Purpose in Critique at General Assembly
In his speech in the UN, the President of the USA, Donald Trump, directed sharp criticism towards the world organization, and highlighted what he perceives as his own achievements. Today, just eight months into my administration, we are the hottest country in the whole world, he said.
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