One in 4 elderly, one in 6 adolescents experience social isolation: WHO chief
HQ Team November 16, 2023: One in four older people experience social isolation, and one in six adolescents is socially isolated and lonely,.
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HQ Team November 16, 2023: One in four older people experience social isolation, and one in six adolescents is socially isolated and lonely,.
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HQ Team November 14, 2023: At least 101 health workers, have died in Gaza, in attacks on hospitals and healthcare facilities since the.
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HQ Team October 9, 2023: The WHO has released new guidelines to aid nations in reforming legislation to end human rights abuses and.
HQ Team October 9, 2023: Egypt has been granted a âgold tierâ status by the WHO for providing 93% of those diagnosed with.
HQ Team October 6, 2023: About 13.4 million babies were born early in 2020, with nearly one million dying from preterm complications, according.
HQ Team October 3, 2023: The WHO has recommended Japanese drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical Coâs Qdenga vaccine for dengue where there is a high.
The World Health Organization has recommended a second vaccine for the prevention of malaria in children to overcome a shortage of medicine, particularly in.
HQ Team October 2, 2023: A total of 770,875,433 (770.8 million) people globally have been infected by the coronavirus as of September 27.