National Assembly Budget Office: Sugar Tax Could Drive Consumption to Alternative Sweeteners and High-Calorie Foods
Concerns have emerged that the proposed sugar tax in South Korea may lead consumers to shift towards artificial sweeteners and high-calorie foods instead of reducing sugary drink consumption.
Rising anger in Africa over 'lopsided' US health funding agreements
There is increasing frustration in Africa regarding inequitable health funding agreements being negotiated with the United States, particularly over conditions related to data sharing.
COVID-19 will just be a cold in less than 10 years: study
A study suggests that COVID-19 could become as mild as a common cold within the next decade, especially in children, though vaccination rates vary dramatically between wealthy and poorer nations.
Women's health receives 6% of private investment, says World Economic Forum
A report from the World Economic Forum indicates that women's health receives a mere 6% of total private investment in the health sector over the period from 2020 to 2025.
Queensland's new chief health officer outlines her priorities for public health
Dr. Marianne Gale, Queensland's new chief health officer, emphasizes her commitment to equity and supporting First Nations communities as she outlines her public health priorities.
Presidency, ministry partner to prioritise women’s health
The Nigerian government is coordinating efforts between the Federal Ministry of Health and the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to prioritize women's health issues in the country.
Baltimore City Health Department held racially segregated equity meetings: report
The Baltimore City Health Department divided employees into separate caucuses based on race during diversity and equity training sessions, raising concerns over the appropriateness of such practices.
Nigeria: Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir Injection for HIV Prevention in Nigeria - the Real Test Is Access
The World Health Organization has recommended twice-yearly lenacapavir injections for HIV prevention in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of access and equity in implementing this treatment option.