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A mother sits beside her child receiving care at the diarrhoea treatment centre in AlSadaqah Hospital, Aden

Yemen Cholera: Cases Triple in Three Weeks as War Displaces 200,000

Suspected cholera cases in Yemen tripled in three weeks as fighting displaced more than 200,000 people, the World Health Organization said. It has secured less than 14 percent of the $31 million

October 13, 2026

Health·News

Health workers in white protective suits, goggles and masks prepare inside a tented Ebola treatment centre in Bunia, Ituri province

Congo’s Ebola Count Passes 9,000 as Its Minister Says Spread Is Localizing

Congo's Ebola outbreak has passed 9,066 confirmed cases and 4,381 deaths, weeks after the health minister called it increasingly localized. The strain has no approved vaccine or treatment, and a trial is

October 13, 2026

Health·News

A Year After Trump’s Gaza “Ceasefire,” Board of Peace Has Little to Show but Pledges

One year on, the last living hostages are home, but Trump's Board of Peace has delivered no reconstruction, no disarmament deal and no end to Israeli strikes, rights groups and AFP report.

October 10, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

Frankfurt Airport terminal with aircraft on tarmac, site of Germany's deadliest airport malaria cluster

Mosquitoes Off Planes Are Killing Germans Who Never Left Home

Three deaths and eight infections at and near Frankfurt Airport have exposed a rarely-discussed pathway for tropical disease: mosquitoes boarding flights in endemic regions and surviving to non-endemic cities. The Schwanheim cluster

September 25, 2026

Health·News

A health worker in protective gear at an Ebola treatment centre in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

Congo’s Ebola Toll Reaches 3,759 as North Kivu Cases Surge 73 Percent

The DRC Ebola outbreak reached 3,759 deaths on September 22 as North Kivu's caseload surged 73 percent in three weeks — even as Ituri showed early signs of improvement. No licensed vaccine

September 25, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Health·News

WHO health workers pandemic preparedness UNGA September 2026

UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration — Vaccine Equity Clause Still Missing

World leaders adopted a pandemic preparedness political declaration at the UN General Assembly on Thursday — but the PABS mechanism that would legally require pharmaceutical companies to share vaccines with low-income countries

September 25, 2026

Government and Politics·Health·News

Sudanese and Chadian refugees displaced by the Sudan Civil War, representing the collapse of health infrastructure across Darfur

MSF Tells the UN: USAID Cuts Are Closing Sudan’s Last Clinics

Médecins Sans Frontières addressed the UN General Assembly on Thursday with a warning: 37% of Sudan's health facilities have closed, 45 clinics shut after USAID defunded them in May, and measles is

September 24, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Health·News

Children outside a government hospital in Sindh, Pakistan, where a pediatric HIV cluster linked to unsafe syringe reuse was identified

Pakistan’s Children Keep Getting HIV in Hospitals Meant to Save Them

At least 140 people — most of them children — have tested HIV-positive in connection with a government hospital in Karachi, Pakistan's third major healthcare-associated outbreak since 2019. With USAID suspended and

September 24, 2026

Government and Politics·Health·News

Healthcare access in the Global South — the equity gap at the center of Thursday's UNGA pandemic preparedness meeting

Nations Gather to Decide Who Gets the Next Pandemic Vaccine

Two days before world leaders adopt a pandemic preparedness declaration at the United Nations, the unresolved fight over who controls vaccine production in a crisis defines the stakes. Global South nations demand

September 24, 2026

Government and Politics·Health·News

Health worker in DRC receiving Ervebo vaccine during the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in North Kivu

Congo Deploys an Unproven Vaccine as Ebola Claims 3,759 Lives

Health workers in Congo began receiving Ervebo injections this week — a vaccine engineered for a different Ebola strain, deployed under compassionate use against the world's second-largest Ebola outbreak, now killing nearly

September 23, 2026

Health·News

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Yemen Cholera: Cases Triple in Three Weeks as War Displaces 200,000

Congo’s Ebola Count Passes 9,000 as Its Minister Says Spread Is Localizing

A Year After Trump’s Gaza “Ceasefire,” Board of Peace Has Little to Show but Pledges

Mosquitoes Off Planes Are Killing Germans Who Never Left Home

Congo’s Ebola Toll Reaches 3,759 as North Kivu Cases Surge 73 Percent

UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration — Vaccine Equity Clause Still Missing

MSF Tells the UN: USAID Cuts Are Closing Sudan’s Last Clinics

Pakistan’s Children Keep Getting HIV in Hospitals Meant to Save Them

Nations Gather to Decide Who Gets the Next Pandemic Vaccine

Congo Deploys an Unproven Vaccine as Ebola Claims 3,759 Lives

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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