global health
- Health
AI-powered digital stethoscopes show promise in bridging screening gaps
New Delhi, Feb 6 (LatestNewsX) As tuberculosis (TB) continues as the deadliest infectious cause of deaths globally, a new study…
- Health
Global aid cuts could lead to 22.6 million additional deaths by 2030 in 93 countries: The Lancet
New Delhi, Feb 3 (LatestNewsX) Slashing global aid, particularly by the US and European countries, will reverse decades of progress…
- World
US expands Mexico City Policy on foreign aid
Washington, Jan 23 (LatestNewsX) The US State Department is set to finalize an expanded version of the Mexico City Policy…
- Health
Funding crisis led to massive disruptions to global HIV prevention tools: UNAIDS
Geneva: The sharp drop in funding has brought wide‑ranging upheavals to worldwide HIV prevention programmes and community‑run services, marking what…
- Health
PM Modi lauds health workers as India achieves sharpest drop in TB cases globally
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the dedication of healthcare workers in India’s fight against tuberculosis (TB). In a short post on X,…
- Health
UN report urges nations to tackle inequalities driving pandemics for global health security
I write in a plain, upbeat style that’s easy to read and packed with the key words that people are…
- Health
New monoclonal antibody shows promise against malaria infection in early clinical trial
New Delhi, Oct 20 – A new laboratory‑made protein, known as the monoclonal antibody MAM01, has shown early promise in stopping…
- Health
Over 34.9 mn globally at risk of chikungunya every year, South Asia tops: Study
A new global study reveals that more than 34.9 million people face the risk of chikungunya infections each year, hitting…
- Health
NCDs, mental health silent killers, more cost-effective solutions imperative: WHO chief
Noncommunicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and cancers, along with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, act as silent…
- Health
WHO says mpox no longer a global public health emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that the mpox (monkeypox) outbreak in Africa is no longer considered a global…
