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Monkeypox cases could be the “tip of the iceberg”, says WHO

The 200 cases of monkeypox reported in recent weeks outside countries where it usually circulates could be the "tip of the iceberg," the World...

WHO Experts Insist Covid still a Global Emergency

The WHO's emergency committee on Covid-19 on Wednesday unanimously affirmed that the virus remains a major public health danger and insisted that countries must...

WHO worried for health systems over Covid cases ‘tsunami’

A "tsunami" of Omicron and Delta Covid-19 cases will pile pressure on health systems already being stretched to their limits, the World Health Organization...

Two years into pandemic, WHO emergencies chief eyes ‘brighter future’

After two years at the forefront of WHO's pandemic battle, emergencies chief Michael Ryan remains optimistic humanity will change course and take the steps...

WHO sees unprecedented Omicron spread, ‘probably’ in most countries

The World Health Organization Tuesday warned Omicron was spreading at an unprecedented rate and urged countries to act as drug maker Pfizer said its...

PAHO promotes production of Covid vaccines in Latin America

Latin America must expand its vaccine production capabilities and bet on promising technologies, such as messenger RNA

WHO gives global green light for AstraZeneca Covid shot

The number of reported Covid-19 cases globally has dropped for a fifth consecutive week.

WHO examines AstraZeneca vaccine amid questions about efficacy

The AstraZeneca vaccine is still a vital tool in the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Latin America and Caribbean top 600,000 Covid-19 deaths

Peru is hardest hit with 125 deaths per 100,000 people, followed by Mexico and Panama with 123 each per 100,000.

European nations reapply restrictions as coronavirus cases spike

European governments are desperate to stem the worrying spike in infections on the continent which has registered more than 279,000 deaths.

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