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A newly highlighted global analysis links exposure to a common stomach bacterium with a significant share of bowel cancer cases worldwide.
New research warns of a massive surge in global cancer cases by 2050, though nearly half of these instances could be prevented.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has surpassed 6,600 cases, raising global pandemic concerns despite ongoing aid efforts.
Analysis suggests secretive bilateral agreements may lead to billions in cuts to U.S. global health spending by 2030.
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A fridge‑free tetanus‑diphtheria shot that stays potent for two years at 30 °C could cut the waste that now discards half of all vaccines.
Global health coverage examines how poor nations manage funding cuts following America's aid reset.
UNAIDS warns of a potential global HIV resurgence following an 18% drop in funding for the international response.
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Merck is establishing global access and licensing frameworks for the world's first monthly oral HIV prevention pill ahead of its official approval.
Advancements in mRNA technology have brought the development of an HIV vaccine closer to reality through new neutralizing antibody responses.
The World Health Organization warns that global cancer cases are projected to nearly double by the year 2050, with a heavy impact on low-income nations.
WHO warns global cancer cases could rise nearly 70% by 2050, prompting urgent health scrutiny.
Ebola transmission persists in the DR Congo as labor strikes among healthcare staff complicate the medical response to the ongoing outbreak.
Concerns mount over Ebola outbreak containment efforts as critics cite the closure of USAID units and an underutilized U.S. response network.
Health volunteers responding to the Ebola outbreak face a dual burden of medical challenges and significant social stigma.
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Scientists warn that mosquitoes are becoming a heightened global health threat, prompting intensive study by researchers worldwide
Ebola’s resurgence spotlights global gaps in pandemic preparedness as outbreaks spread and nations scramble to respond.