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WHO Warns Global Hepatitis Elimination Effort Falling Behind

Geneva– The World Health Organization said on Tuesday that progress toward eliminating viral hepatitis remains too slow and uneven, warning

UN says global child vaccine catch-up campaign nears 21 million target despite setbacks

Geneva— The United Nations said on Friday a global campaign to immunize children who missed routine vaccinations during the COVID-19

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Western Pacific Countries Strengthen Infodemic Response Through Evidence-Based Communication Systems

“An infodemic can be managed when we listen to communities, act on evidence and respond with consistency before misinformation takes

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Eastern Mediterranean Builds Integrated Respiratory Surveillance Despite Conflict Pressures

“Collective preparedness and sustained investment are enabling even fragile health systems to detect, respond and contribute to global respiratory threat

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Israeli Strike Kills Lebanese Security Personnel as Fighting Escalates Ahead of Talks

Beirut— An Israeli airstrike killed at least 13 members of Lebanon’s State Security forces in southern Lebanon on Friday, as

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Climate Pressures and Urban Expansion Drive Rising Human-Wildlife Conflict Across Asia

“As habitats shrink and temperatures rise, encounters between humans and wildlife are no longer rare events but an emerging pattern.”

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Lebanon Health System Strained as Israeli Strikes Mirror Gaza Pattern

Sidon — Israeli strikes on Lebanon’s health care infrastructure have intensified since early March, killing medical workers, damaging facilities and

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NewsDesk MC March 23, 2026March 23, 2026 anxiety, Bengaluru, community support, depression, digital communication, healthcare access, India health policy, lifestyle changes, loneliness, mental health, Mental Healthcare Act 2017, mental illness, National Mental Health Survey, NIMHANS, psychological health, public health, social isolation, social life, treatment gap, urban India, urbanisation, wellbeing, who, workplace stress

Social isolation linked to rising mental health concerns

In cities that never sleep, silence within social lives is emerging as a measurable driver of mental health decline, often

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NewsDesk MC March 23, 2026 ageing population, cultural practices, demographic trends, diet, epidemiology, global health, hara hachi bu, healthcare system, healthy ageing, japan, life expectancy, longevity, longevity research, Ministry of Health Japan, moai, nutrition, obesity rates, Okinawa, preventive care, public health, social cohesion, universal healthcare, urban planning, who

Community, diet and routine underpin longevity in Japan

In Japan, longevity is not an outcome of medicine alone, but a sustained alignment of community bonds, disciplined diet, and

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Saudi Arabia’s Medina city among the World’s Healthiest Cities: WHO

Riyadh – World Health Organization (WHO) recognized Saudi Arabia’s holy city of Medina to be among the world’s healthiest cities.