Timor-Leste Achieves Malaria-Free Status in a Historic Health Milestone
Timor-Leste has proudly been declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization, celebrating a major public health victory achieved through decades ...
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Maldives becomes the first country to achieve ‘triple elimination’ of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B – World Health Organization (WHO)
The Maldives has become the first country to achieve the WHO's 'triple elimination' of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and ...
Assessing Thailand’s Innovative Malaria Surveillance and Response Strategies for Elimination: A Comprehensive Study
Thailand's latest study dives deep into the impact of its malaria reactive surveillance and response strategies, uncovering crucial insights that ...
Health Officials Confirm 514 New Dengue Cases Overnight
Health officials have reported 514 new dengue cases overnight, highlighting a sharp rise in infections nationwide, according to Bangladesh Sangbad ...
Loss of US Aid Threatens Tajikistan’s Fight Against HIV, UN Warns
The UN warns that the loss of US aid is hindering Tajikistan's fight against HIV, threatening progress in prevention and ...
Inside the Southeast Asia Regional Office: Advancing Health and Safety Across the Region
The Southeast Asia Regional Office of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) plays a vital role in disease ...
Bangladesh Reports Two New Human Cases of H5N1 Avian Flu
Bangladesh has notified the WHO of two recent human H5N1 avian flu infections, raising concerns over potential spread. Health authorities ...
Get Vaccinated: Kyrgyzstan Launches Exciting New Campaign for European Immunization Week!
Kyrgyzstan launches a major catch-up vaccination campaign during European Immunization Week, aiming to boost coverage and protect communities from vaccine-preventable ...
European Union Steps Up: Funding to Combat Measles Impact in Kyrgyzstan
The European Union is stepping up to the plate by providing vital funding to Kyrgyzstan in the fight against measles ...
WHO Launches Exciting Tabletop Simulation to Tackle Natural Disasters and Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks in Kyrgyzstan!
The World Health Organization (WHO) is gearing up for an exciting tabletop simulation exercise in Kyrgyzstan, where the spotlight will ...
Tragic Update: Cambodia Confirms Third Fatal Human H5N1 Case This Year
Cambodia has reported its third tragic death from human H5N1 avian influenza this year, sparking heightened concerns about the virus's ...
Surge in Dengue Cases: Over 800 Infections Across 57 Districts in Nepal Since January
Over 800 dengue cases have been reported across 57 districts in Nepal since January, raising concerns among health officials. Authorities ...
How US Funding Cuts Are Shaping the Future of HIV Programs in Lao PDR
US funding cuts are putting HIV programs in Lao PDR at serious risk, threatening to undo years of hard-won progress. ...
New Hope: Nepal Extends Malaria Elimination Deadline to 2030!
Nepal has made the strategic decision to push back its malaria elimination deadline to 2030, prioritizing the enhancement of health ...
USAID Funding Cuts Undermine Indonesia’s Battle Against HIV/AIDS
Recent cuts to USAID funding are casting a shadow over Indonesia's battle against HIV/AIDS. With dwindling resources, health officials are ...
Saima Wazed Celebrates South East Asia’s Progress and Urges Action to End TB on World TB Day 2025
On World TB Day 2025, Saima Wazed celebrated the remarkable strides made in South East Asia's battle against tuberculosis. She ...
Central Asian states contending with HMPV cases – Eurasianet
Central Asian states are grappling with rising cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory pathogen that poses significant health risks. ...
Tragic Toll: Three Lives Lost to Typhoid in the Philippines’ Negros Island Region
The Negros Island Region of the Philippines is facing a serious public health challenge, with three tragic fatalities linked to ...
Taiwan’s Flu Epidemic: What to Expect as It Winds Down by Late March
Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control (CDC) anticipates that the current flu epidemic will begin to wane by late March. In ...
Thailand Reports Second Global Mpox Case of Clade 1b, Marking a Significant Milestone
Thailand has officially reported its first case of mpox, identified as clade 1b, making it the second occurrence of this ...
Timor-Leste Achieves Malaria-Free Status in a Historic Health Milestone
Timor-Leste has proudly been declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization, celebrating a major public health victory achieved through decades...
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