WHO must be bolstered to strengthen global health security, says Tedros
Initiatives to strengthen global health security in a future global health crisis will only succeed if such measures bolster the role of the World Health Organization
GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY
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Pandemic treaty talks inch towards accord
Delegations are to meet Tuesday behind closed doors at the WHO headquarters to finalise the text.
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Accord reached 'in principle' over tackling future pandemics: negotiating body
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WHO members close to accord on tackling future pandemics, sources say
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Indian commits $12 million for Global Pandemic Fund
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Despite improved WHO regulations, the world remains ill-prepared for the next pandemic
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"Big achievement...India's contribution in that sense was good": Health Secy on historic World Health Assembly move
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77th World Health Assembly adopts amendments to International Health Regulations 2005
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Nepal partners with USAID to strengthen capacity to prevent infectious diseases
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Equitable access to vaccines needed for global health security: Richard Hatchett
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Address inequities compounded by Covid-19 to build fairer, healthier world: WHO
Understanding and overcoming the many social and economic determinants of health is becoming critical in our efforts to achieve universal health coverage, said Poonam Khetrapal Singh, Regional Director, WHO South-East Asia, on the eve of the World Health Day.
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Joe Biden to announce USD 4 billion commitment to Covid vaccine sharing campaign
He will also call on G7 partners to prioritise a sustainable health security financing mechanism aimed at catalysing countries to build the needed capacity to end the pandemic and prevent the next one, the White House said.
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