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President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil is recovering positively after surgeries for a brain hemorrhage, confirming cognitive health post-procedure. He is expected to leave intensive care soon and …
Brazil’s President Lula Demonstrates Cognitive Health After Brain Surgery Read More
On November 25, 2024, WHO and Kenya’s Ministry of Health reviewed initial results from a study on the WHO Skin NTDs App, which uses AI algorithms for diagnosing skin diseases. …
Encouraging Results from WHO’s Skin NTDs App Study in Kenya Read More
UNAIDS reports the lowest number of new HIV cases since the 1980s, with 1.3 million new infections in 2023. While progress is noted, the number of deaths from AIDS-related illnesses …
UNAIDS Reports Decline in New HIV Cases: Progress Amidst Ongoing Challenges Read More
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are reportedly planning an official tour of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, which aims to strengthen UK diplomatic relations and reflect upon the King’s recent …
King Charles III and Queen Camilla Plan Significant Tour of India and Beyond Read More
Following the launch of a vaccination program in DR Congo, new mpox cases have reportedly plateaued. Medical personnel indicate that hospital conditions have improved, though the situation remains fragile with …
Mpox Cases Plateau in DR Congo Amid Vaccination Efforts Read More
Medical professionals in the Democratic Republic of Congo report a decline in mpox infections following vaccination efforts. Despite this positive trend, the outbreak is still a significant public health concern, …
Mpox Cases Plateauing in DR Congo Amid Vaccination Efforts and Caution Read More
The 15th International Congress of the Jordanian Ophthalmologists Society, inaugurated by Yousef Qoussous, highlights Jordan’s role in advancing ophthalmic medicine and education. The four-day event features 200 speakers, including international …
15th Jordanian Ophthalmology Congress Showcases Innovations in Eye Care Read More
Ghana is currently not on track to meet the WHO’s 2030 elimination target for viral hepatitis, particularly hepatitis B. With critical targets such as testing and treating infected individuals not …
Ghana Struggles Against Viral Hepatitis: A Call for Urgent Action Read More