The Latest Breaking News from WHO

The World Health Organisation will rename monkeypox after “racism and stigmatising language” emerged following the latest outbreak.

Both monkeypox and mpox will be used by WHO over the next year as the term "monkeypox" is phased out,

Indonesia has begun vaccinating children for the polio virus in the country's conservative province after four were infected with the highly contagious disease that was declared eradicated less than a decade ago

Devastating Russian strikes in Ukraine have cut off power to many hospitals

Those from deprived backgrounds are particularly at risk of dying from cancer of the lungs, liver, bladder and oesophagus

No one could have predicted the extent to which Covid-19 would erode decades of progress in public health. And the world is still reeling from the shock. But we have the opportunity -- and the duty -- to learn the right lessons to mitigate the ongoing pandemic, while minimising the…

About one in five young Australians will experience a mental health problem like depression or anxiety each year. The COVID pandemic has only intensified mental health concerns in young people.

Camel flu or Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) is the new risk for world cup fans in Qatar, reports have claimed. The ongoing FIFA World Cup is expected to attract millions of fans. The event will be held till December 18.

Companies advertise products to women searching online for folic acid to get around marketing restrictions