Malaria resurgence feared as Africa faces funding decline
African leaders have expressed serious concerns about a funding crisis jeopardizing malaria elimination efforts on the continent, highlighting the risk of losing decades of progress.
An Excel sheet with 6,400 unperformed mammograms due to lack of staff: Andalucía ignored a second warning to curb the screening crisis
A report reveals that Andalucía's healthcare system neglected to address a backlog of 6,400 mammograms, leading to a public health crisis.
'Once in a generation' meningitis outbreak declared national incident
A meningitis outbreak in Kent has been declared a national incident in the UK due to its rapid spread and two fatalities associated with it.
'We don't run around ... saying we've got a toxic beer crisis': SA Premier backs algal bloom health messaging
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas defends the state's health messaging regarding the algal bloom, stating the term 'toxic' is overly broad and has been misapplied in the context of public health advice.
Sudan: Sudan Records More Than 1,200 Dengue Fever Cases in a Week, Health Ministry Says
Sudan's Federal Health Ministry has reported over 1,200 cases of dengue fever within a week, signaling a public health crisis driven by the spread of infectious diseases in multiple states.
It’s Actually About Life. Therefore, the State Should Also Be Flexible.
The article discusses the increasing demand for crisis centers in Norway and the urgent need for the state and municipalities to upgrade these essential facilities.
The researcher who transformed decades of laboratory work into the first 100% Brazilian vaccine against dengue
Neuza Frazzati has developed Brazil's first single-dose vaccine against dengue, addressing a public health crisis that has claimed thousands of lives.
Study finds that closure of Alberta overdose prevention site did not result in more deaths
A study indicates the closure of a Red Deer overdose prevention site did not lead to increased deaths or emergency incidents among its users.
WHO: The conflict exacerbates the health crisis across the Middle East
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is severely straining health systems in the region as injuries and displacements rise, with an increase in attacks on healthcare and public health risks.
Africa: Landmark Summit Elevates Fungal Diseases to a Public Health Priority in Africa
Africa held its first summit focused on fungal diseases, emphasizing the need for improved health strategies to combat this growing public health crisis.
LA County Reports First Drop in Deaths of Unhoused People in a Decade
Los Angeles County has reported its first decrease in deaths among unhoused individuals in a decade, with public health officials noting a total of 2,208 deaths in 2024, which is 300 fewer than the previous year.
Sad conclusion: the driver of the Vilnius bus that went off the road could not be saved by doctors – he passed away after a month
The driver of a Vilnius bus, who suffered a health crisis while driving, passed away a month after the incident despite medical intervention.
Court of Auditors of the DF contests the use of health land as collateral to save BRB
The Court of Auditors of the Federal District contests a bill allowing the use of a health ministry property to secure funds for the Bank of Brasília amid its financial troubles.
South Africa: South Africa Is Bleeding to Death - and It's Because of Guns
Gun violence in South Africa is treated as a public health crisis, with 30 people shot dead daily, highlighting the extensive repercussions beyond immediate fatalities.
South Africa: A Quiet Crisis - Babies Born With Hearing Loss Often Diagnosed Too Late in South Africa
Newborn hearing screening is not universally mandated in South Africa, leading to late diagnoses of hearing loss in thousands of infants.
After crisis caused by bad taste and smell in tap water, residents report dirty water coming from taps in Ponta Grossa
Residents of Ponta Grossa, Brazil, are reporting dirty, discolored water flowing from their taps after months of complaints about bad-tasting and smelling tap water.
The Ecuadorian Health System
The Ecuadorian health system is facing a structural crisis marked by shortages of medications, corruption, and logistical inefficiencies which hinder patient care.
From ‘clean and green’ to filth and fury: Calabar waste crisis triggers epidemic fears
Calabar, Nigeria's once cleanest city, is currently facing a severe waste crisis with growing piles of refuse causing public health concerns.
The anguish of the driver: 'The darkness suddenly, devastated for the victims'
The tram driver, Pietro M., recounts the terrifying moment when he lost control of the tram due to a sudden health issue, resulting in tragic consequences.
‘Viruses don’t know borders’: US anti-vaccine rhetoric could impact global measles crisis
US anti-vaccine rhetoric may hinder global efforts to control measles, as several European countries lose their elimination status.
– Many people are going to die
The article expresses a dire warning about impending casualties related to a significant issue.
Iran Implements Crisis Measures at Hospitals
Iran has activated crisis measures in its hospitals following Israeli and American attacks on the country.
Lead kills: From 35 million affected children to hundreds dead
A recent case in Bosnia highlights the ongoing threat of lead poisoning, impacting millions globally.
Strong Rumors About Bianca Censori and Kanye West's Marriage
Rumors suggest that Kanye West's marriage to Bianca Censori is in crisis, with sources alleging she has given him 'one more chance' following public outbursts.
Resistance to Antibiotics: What Can We Do Against This Health Threat?
The article discusses the global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), highlighting its severity and impact on public health.
Why do the rich drink tap water while the poor drink bottled water?
The article examines the disparity in water consumption and access between wealthy and impoverished populations, highlighting the social and environmental implications of bottled water in the context of droughts and public health crises.
Cervical cancer is the 'fastest-rising' form in Canada as doctors urge action
Cervical cancer is rapidly increasing in Canada, prompting health officials to call for more government action despite a long-term elimination plan.
Rape That Does Not End
The article discusses the increasing brutality of rape in Norway and its severe psychological impact on young girls, highlighting a national crisis that needs urgent action.
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Wellington rages as millions of litres of raw sewage pour into ocean
Wellington, New Zealand, is facing a severe environmental crisis as raw sewage continues to flow into the ocean due to the collapse of its wastewater treatment plant, affecting marine ecosystems and public health.
What is the reason for the death of 20 people in Palwal?
A health crisis in a village in Palwal, Haryana, has led to the deaths of approximately 22 to 25 individuals over the past two to three weeks, prompting government intervention.
Rubbish piles up in Havana as Cuba's fuel crisis hits garbage trucks
Havana faces a significant waste accumulation crisis due to the ongoing fuel shortages affecting garbage collection services.
Cofimvaba - a Town Without Public Toilets
Cofimvaba, a town in South Africa, is facing a serious sanitation crisis with no functioning public toilets available for its residents and visitors, leading to public health concerns.
Cuba: Garbage piles up in Havana, oil blockade from the US has put a 'brake' on garbage trucks
The accumulation of garbage in Havana has become a significant issue due to the impact of US oil restrictions, which have hampered the functioning of garbage trucks.
Fuel Crisis in Cuba: US Sanctions Lead to Mountains of Trash in Havana
Cuba's severe trash crisis in Havana is a direct result of US sanctions, which have dramatically reduced fuel supplies for waste collection vehicles.
Dirty water or something else? How did 20 deaths occur in this village in Haryana in 15 days
A village in Haryana has reported 20 deaths in the last 15 days, raising fears among residents who attribute the fatalities to a mysterious illness, possibly linked to liver failure.
What is optic neuropathy, the 'epidemic' that blinded thousands of Cubans during the energy crisis of the 90s?
The article discusses the return of daily blackouts in Cuba, reflecting a severe energy crisis reminiscent of the 1990s economic collapse when optic neuropathy affected many due to severe malnutrition and lack of resources.
Record rates of senility, labor shortages, soaring health expenditures... Japan, laboratory of global demographic peril
Japan is experiencing a severe demographic crisis characterized by a record aging population, labor shortages, and skyrocketing health care costs.
More than 73% of the population in Mexico has an incomplete measles vaccination scheme
A significant portion of the Mexican population lacks complete vaccination against measles, highlighting a public health crisis.
From global leader in vaccines to outbreaks of measles: this is how Mexico lost its golden age
Mexico is experiencing its worst outbreak of measles in decades, resulting in at least 28 deaths, reversing its previous status as a global leader in vaccine production.
Gaza and the Endless Pain
The article discusses the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian population in Gaza, exacerbated by violence and humanitarian crises.
National Anti-Corruption Commission calls on Daniel Noboa's government to address the public health crisis
The National Anti-Corruption Commission in Ecuador urges the government to address significant issues in public health and irregularities in public procurement.
Toxic drugs ‘an epidemic,’ Saskatoon fire battalion chief says on ride-along
Saskatoon Fire Battalion Chief Dwayne Jobson highlights the alarming rise in drug-related overdoses as he provides a ride-along for Global News the growing toxic drug crisis in the city.
50% of cancers can be prevented or diagnosed early - 10 million deaths each year worldwide
A significant study published on World Cancer Day highlights that 50% of cancers may be preventable or diagnosable at an early stage, amid a global cancer crisis that claims 10 million lives annually.
'There's nothing we can do': Inside the bullying crisis gripping ACT public schools
Bullying is on the rise in ACT public schools, prompting distressing accounts from affected parents and teachers.
Without mercy, it is mowing down lives: over 1,000 residents died from this disease in Poland over several months
A new strain of the flu virus has led to over 1,000 deaths in Poland since September, with healthcare officials warning of its seriousness and ongoing risks.
Fentanyl: Impunity in Lethal Doses
The Argentine judiciary reported that 111 individuals died after receiving adulterated fentanyl in healthcare centers, highlighting a severe public health crisis.
Confirmed. These are the vaccination modules against measles in Metrobús and Cablebús: stations and schedules
Mexico is facing a health crisis with multiple cases of measles, prompting local authorities to set up vaccination modules in public transport to improve access to immunization.
Good news for California: the cost of naloxone has decreased, helping to reverse nearly 400,000 overdoses
California's efforts to combat the opioid crisis are paying off as decreased naloxone costs lead to the reversal of nearly 400,000 overdoses.
Malawi declares polio outbreak, reviving fears of another resurgence
Malawi has announced a polio outbreak, marking a second wave of resurgence since the initial crisis in 2022, prompting concerns for public health, especially among children.
Video shows man beaten in the street by military police in the interior of SP
Videos circulating on social media depict a man being assaulted by two military police officers in the streets of Morro Agudo, SP, reportedly during a mental health crisis.