
World Health Organization
OrganizationThe World Health Organization (WHO) is a global health agency addressing worldwide health crises and promoting public health initiatives.
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The World Health Organization (WHO), established to address international public health issues, remains crucial in combating infectious diseases like measles and polio. Recent articles highlight WHO's efforts in vaccine distribution and battling anti-vaccination sentiments while also focusing on reducing tobacco use in Southeast Asia. Additionally, the organization is actively responding to severe humanitarian crises such as the ongoing health catastrophe in Gaza, exacerbated by restricted medical aid and a hunger crisis post-ceasefire. Furthermore, WHO addresses environmental health concerns like pollution in Delhi and the complex interplay of disease, injuries, and famine in conflict zones.
Last updated: October 26, 2025
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'No smoking' in Southeast Asia: A region quits tobacco
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
‘Nothing has changed’: Gaza health workers report almost no medical aid entering the strip
