The health organisation declared obesity and overweight as a global epidemic claiming at least 2.8 million lives annually and ranked South Africa among the nations with the highest levels of this prevalent and easily-avoidable disease.
Healthcare experts at the Davos summit on Wednesday said that planning for Disease X might help save lives, and money, if countries start research and preventative steps before a recognised epidemic.
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Donald Trump has formally moved to withdraw the US from the WHO, and there are a number of reasons why that is ill-advised.
The head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, spoke recently about a possible timeframe for getting COVID-19 under control.
The World Health Organisation’s advice has been cited as one of the reasons for the tobacco ban, so let’s break it down.
If your idea of a hangover cure is a solid fry up with plenty of meat then look away now – the World Health Organisation is about to really ruin Monday.
Researchers and a designer have put together an infographic that gives some insight into the Ebola virus. Check it out here.
With production increasing everyday, the debate around e-cigarettes is hotting up. On the one hand, they can save lives. On the other, there are those who (correctly) point out that we need to be doing more research before we hail the e-cigarette as the second coming in health science.
Good news! It’s time for another government backpedal! After revealing to you on Friday that the government approved a tender for R22,5 million to supply banned HIV Testing kits, the decision has been reversed. The tender process is now also under scrutiny.