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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

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

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

Healthcare workers injured in Gaza

Israeli forces have withdrawn from the Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza after reports that more than 40 employees had been detained. Images published on social media show how the courtyard has been leveled to the ground and hospital wards vandalized.

Healthcare workers injured in Gaza

Task: Gazabor was killed while waiting for help

Twelve Palestinians in northern Gaza are reported to have been killed in an Israeli air strike while waiting for emergency aid. WHO has lost contact with staff at a hospital in Jabalia after reports of an Israeli raid.

Task: Gazabor was killed while waiting for help

Woman in Beit Lahia: They Have Killed Everyone

Nearly 90 people are either dead or missing after Israel's attack on Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, according to Palestinian authorities. Many of them are women and children.

Woman in Beit Lahia: They Have Killed Everyone

Sudan rejects UN demands for refugee protection

Sudan's regime rejects a UN demand for an "independent and impartial" force to protect millions of vulnerable inhabitants. The WHO chief says that more than 20,000 people have been killed in the civil war that has lasted for 16 months.

Sudan rejects UN demands for refugee protection

Mpox in Africa can be stopped in six months

The first vaccine doses against mpox are expected to arrive in the Democratic Republic of the Congo within the next few days. The hope is that the outbreak can be over within six months, according to WHO.

Mpox in Africa can be stopped in six months

WHO calls for crisis meeting on mpox

The World Health Organization WHO is calling an emergency meeting following new alarm reports on the spread of mpox, previously known as monkeypox virus. An outbreak of mpox was discovered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but appears to have spread beyond the initial infection areas and to more countries.

WHO calls for crisis meeting on mpox

WHO sends 1 million polio vaccine doses to Gaza

WHO, the World Health Organization, is sending over one million polio vaccine doses to Gaza to be distributed over the coming weeks, reports [Reuters](https://www. reuters.

WHO sends 1 million polio vaccine doses to Gaza

Children from Gaza receive treatment in Spain

The World Health Organization (WHO) announces that 15 children and one adult from Gaza are arriving in Spain today to receive treatment for severe medical conditions. The children are between three and 17 years old, and the mother of one of the children will also receive treatment in Spain.

Children from Gaza receive treatment in Spain

WHO: 35 Million Children Lack Protection Against Measles

Approximately 35 million children worldwide lack adequate protection against measles, according to WHO. Only four out of five children receive the first dose of measles vaccine – far below the coverage required to prevent outbreaks.

WHO: 35 Million Children Lack Protection Against Measles

WHO: A Third of Adults Do Not Exercise Enough

Nearly a third, 31 per cent, of all adults worldwide are sedentary, according to a new report from the World Health Organisation, WHO. .

WHO: A Third of Adults Do Not Exercise Enough