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Environment
Microplastic got into the diet of animals and people, and then anything happens to it. For example, it can begin to release toxins that it has previously accumulated, cause inflammation…
America
Artificial food is taking over the world - scientists already know how to grow products that are very similar to the usual, and by 2032 they promise to make them…
Europe
As we go into the winter months, WHO/Europe is urging people to take preventive measures, including getting vaccinated, to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Over recent weeks, the WHO…
Europe
“There is no magic bullet, but in the United Kingdom we have some incredible health-care providers who work very well with community members, which is an important part of our…
Health
Unless leaders tackle stark inequalities, the world could face 7.7 million AIDS-related deaths over the next 10 years, the Joint UN Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) warned on Monday…
Health
The World Health Organization published on Sunday an update on the science regarding the new coronavirus variant Omicron which is causing global concern and sparking increasing flight bans on Southern…
Europe
A new report published by WHO/Europe shows that helplines providing support to women and children experiencing violence saw a spike in calls during the first 9 months of the COVID-19…
Health
The latest COVID-19 variant identified in South Africa has been given the Greek name 'Omicron', and labeled as a variant of concern by UN health agency experts due to its…
America
Thousands of troops are on track to miss the November 28 deadline Thousands of US Marines are on track to miss the November 28 deadline to be fully vaccinated against…
America
Only 7 percent of Africans have been vaccinated, but the number of newly registered cases there is much lower than in Europe, Deutsche Welle reports. What is the reason? Far…
