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Medication errors kill 3m annually, WHO cries out
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says medication errors contribute to more than three million deaths globally every year. Its Regional…
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World needs development of new vaccines to tackle AMR pandemic – WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released the first-ever report on the pipeline of the vaccines currently in development, to…
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Malaria elimination investments stalled since 2012, says WHO-AFRO
The World Health Organisation Regional Office for Africa (WHO-AFRO) says investments in malaria elimination have stalled since 2012. According…
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200,000 tons of medical waste generated globally due to COVID-19 – WHO
More than 200,000 tons of medical waste, much of it plastic waste, has accumulated worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic,…
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BREAKING: WHO Certifies Africa Free Of Wild Polio
The World Health Organisation has declared Africa free of the wild polio virus.The continent has been with no recorded cases…
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Nigeria With Second Largest COVID-19 Cases In Africa- WHO
The World Health Organisation, WHO, has revealed that there are currently over 663,000 confirmed cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Africa.
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EU Backs WHO After Trump Threatens To Pull-out
The European Union backed the World Health Organisation and multilateral efforts to fight the coronavirus on Tuesday.
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COVID- 19: WHO Meets African Herbal Medicine Experts For Cure
The World Health Organisation says it has reached an agreement with 70 traditional medicine experts on clinical trials of remedies…
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COVID- 19: WHO Recommends ‘Extreme Vigilance’ As Countries Ease Restrictions
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday called on nations to show “extreme vigilance” as they begin to exit lockdowns…
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WHO Rejects Tanzania’s Claims Of Faulty Coronavirus Tests
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has on Thursday rejected claims that coronavirus tests in Tanzania are faulty.
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