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News Flash 627

Weekly Snapshot of Public Health Challenges

 

Why humanitarians must act to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza

The European Union is dying in Gaza: The umpteenth EU refusal to sanction Israel fuels the killing fields in Palestine

WHO Issues Global Alert On ‘Fast-Moving’ Chikungunya Outbreak

WHO urges action on hepatitis, announcing hepatitis D as carcinogenic

World Hepatitis Day 2025 – Message from Charles Gore

New injection for easier prevention of HIV infection in the EU and worldwide

ViiV Healthcare and Medicines Patent Pool extend voluntary licensing agreement to enable access to long-acting injectable HIV treatment

Most people on ARVs stay on them — does our health system know that?

Human Papillomavirus and Cancer

Public Pharma: A Remedy for Drug Shortages

Forecasting the Fallout from AMR: Economic Impacts of Antimicrobial Resistance in Humans

AN2 Therapeutics and DNDi collaborate on clinical development of promising new oral compound to treat chronic Chagas disease

Governments ‘Backslide’ on NCD Commitments After Pressure from Unhealthy Industries

Rethinking Community Pharmacy: A Path To A Sustainable Model

Africa Aware: Strengthening Africa’s health security

What Is the Caregiver Crisis?

UNPO Denounces Ongoing Violations Against Naga People at the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP)

HRR778. NOT SO FACETIOUSLY: CONSERVATIVES GO TO THE TABLE AT 6, LIBERALS AT 7. THAT IS ABOUT THEIR DIFFERENCE WITH RESPECT TO CAPITALISM. …AND WHAT ABOUT LEFTISTS?

Malnutrition in Nigeria killed 652 children in past six months, MSF says

SOFI 2025 Report Neglects Structural Causes of Hunger: Gaza Starves as Corporate Power Goes Unchecked

Global hunger declines, but rises in Africa and western Asia: UN report

What Does It Cost to Feed a Child? New Global Evidence on the Economics of School Meals

Progress still needed on food

The warning labels that could be coming for your crisps

Mining on the Rise as Clean Energy Demands Shifts Global Commodity Exports

How Clustering Multilateral Environmental Agreements Can Bring Multiple Benefits to the Environment

Environment ministers mull climate finance, Africa’s development future

Climate-responsive social protection: A primer for philanthropy

First reformulation of an inhaled medicine with environmentally friendly gas propellant

‘After Decades of Making Huge Profits, Companies Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Leave Behind a Toxic Legacy’