The World Health Organization (WHO) said Friday it was reviewing its priorities in preparation for the withdrawal of its ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) plans to cut expenditures following the United States' decision to withdraw from the ...

The United States is by far the WHO's biggest financial backer, contributing around 18% of its overall funding. WHO's most ...

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A recent report from the state Department of Health shows that more and more local students are not up to date with their school-required immunizations. According to statistics released earlier this ...

Covid-19 was not the end. "The next pandemic is coming - whether in five, 15 or 50 years," explained Pamela Rendi-Wagner, ...

For an upcoming story to mark the anniversary, the Globe is asking readers to share their memories of moments from the pandemic, through May 2023.

Human Rights Watch Submission to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Review of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland 77th Session, February 2025 ...

The number of foreigners who visited Japan last year hit an all-time high of nearly 36.8 million. Our site uses cookies and ...

The US will most likely remain a WHO member state but impose conditions, such increased contributions from other member ...