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The World Health Organization said limited access and adequate funding are a key challenge in its response to the Ebola outbreak in southern Congo

Each day, we’re confronted with headlines about death: millions lost to disease, disasters, overwork or unhealthy lifestyles. But much of this reporting doesn’t reflect reality – and it may be doing more harm than good.

Archewell made the grant to coincide with Harry’s visit to the Centre for Blast Injury Studies in London.

It follows a £1.1 million personal donation made by Harry to BBC Children in Need on Tuesday

People with diabetes were most likely to be diagnosed in high-income North America, and most likely to be treated in high-income Asia Pacific.

New research highlights cherries as a nutrient-packed fruit that may lower the risk of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes if consumed daily.

Experts say millions in corporate funding and concealment of donors’ identities raises key conflict-of-interest concerns

The World Health Organization and several international NGOs have raised the alarm on the need to evacuate sick and injured children from Gaza. But some governments refuse to welcome patients from the Strip out of fear of repercussions to their security and migration policies.

Australia is now meeting the World Health Organization’s (WHO) guidelines on sugar, which recommend keeping sugar below 10% of daily energy intake.