African football legends join forces to give polio a red card
In partnership with the UN-backed Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), they have launched the 'Kick Out Polio' campaign ahead of…
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RFK Jr. Vaccine Panel Postpones Vote on Infant Hepatitis B Vaccine
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s hand-picked vaccine committee on Thursday postponed crucial votes on hepatitis B…
Malaria: Drug resistance and lack of funding threaten progress toward eliminating a deadly disease
The mosquito-borne parasitic disease is preventable and curable, but it remains a serious and deadly threat to global health, claiming…
Jim Cramer has faith in Danaher's turnaround as life sciences come back to life
Life sciences stocks are experiencing a resurgence, and that's good news for Danaher. Connecting the dots with better times ahead…
CEO who used ChatGPT to talk to business icons: “The advice was very good”
Joanna Stober, CEO and co-founder of Midi Health, has never had the opportunity to execute her business plans beyond legendary…
HIV and AIDS: despite setbacks in funding, prevention sees progress
“Promise yourself that you will take your medications for life,” Mishra told UN News in a message to mark World…
WHO backs wider use of weight-loss drugs, labels obesity a chronic disease
The guideline focuses on GLP-1 therapies (drugs such as liraglutide, semaglutide and tirzepatide) and offers conditional recommendations on how they…
Eli Lilly cuts cash prices on vials of weight-loss drug Zepbound
The Eli Lilly logo appears at the company's office in San Diego, California, USA, on November 21, 2025. Mike Blake…
Every step is a fight:' A Nigerian woman with a disability leads the fight for dignity and inclusion
“Sometimes it seems like the world wasn't made for people like me,” Shiminenge said, his voice firm despite the weight…
World news in brief: Children affected by lack of HIV funding, risks to Pakistan's courts and exclusion of minorities
New modeling shows that if program coverage is cut in half, 1.1 million more children could contract HIV and 820,000…