A brain-computer interface tested at a participant's home translated brain signals into speech, offering a new communication option for people with paralysis caused by ALS.
NIH-funded research suggests that moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and adequate sleep could lower inflammation and artery plaque buildup associated with some blood stem…
The CDC is tracking a widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated fresh produce, with at least 1,645 confirmed cases since early May in the U.S.
The Discover Water programme aims to equip European National Federations with skills to develop sustainable, child-centred aquatic education and water safety initiatives.
The UN emphasizes how football helps young people express mental health challenges and promotes resilience, inclusion, and collective well-being.
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the third-largest recorded, with most new infections stemming from unknown transmission chains and the virus…
A UN independent human rights expert urges UK political leaders to support the Supreme Court decision defining legal sex by biology, emphasizing protections for women and girls.
Research suggests that infants exposed to high metal levels, especially between 6 and 9 months old, may face increased risks of mental health symptoms and brain changes later in…
Wildfire smoke can affect health far beyond the fire zone, causing respiratory and cardiovascular problems, and researchers are working to better understand and mitigate these…
Grief varies widely among individuals and impacts both emotional and physical health. Researchers explore diverse ways to support those coping with loss.
The World Health Organization has confirmed that El Salvador has eliminated trachoma, the leading infectious cause of blindness, as a public health issue.
The UN highlights restricted aid deliveries in Gaza, prepares $100 million for potential El Niño impacts, and reports El Salvador's achievement in eliminating trachoma.
The Trump Administration reports a notable decline in fentanyl-related deaths and outlines a multi-faceted approach targeting cartels, foreign suppliers, and precursor chemical…
UNICEF reports a deepening malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan as 3.7 million children face starvation risks linked to food insecurity, disease, and inadequate sanitation.
Alcohol use during summer activities such as swimming, boating, and driving may significantly increase the risk of accidents and health problems, according to the NIAAA.
UNESCO and Zambia's Ministry of Education have equipped over 1,200 teachers with skills to identify and address gender-based violence in schools, aiming to create safer,…
Search and recovery operations in Gaza continue under severe constraints, with families enduring long waits to recover and bury their loved ones amid restricted heavy machinery…
The Government of Cameroon, with UNESCO's support and Education Cannot Wait funding, is implementing the National Policy on Inclusive Education to reduce school exclusion and…
UN Women reports that aid reductions since 2025 have forced women's organizations in crisis zones to cut or suspend vital services despite rising humanitarian needs.
More than 100 deaths and over 1,300 cholera cases reported amid ongoing conflict and limited aid access in Sudan’s western states.
The CDC is monitoring and responding to an Ebola outbreak impacting communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, emphasizing global health security.
UN reports significant decline in global education aid and urges investigation into deadly jail violence in Sri Lanka amid concerns over detention conditions.
Diplomats from 12 countries virtually visited a Gaza displacement site to observe conditions and hear residents' needs, emphasizing water access and livelihood support.
Europe has experienced record-breaking heatwaves exceeding temperatures from the 1970s, with significant health and environmental impacts linked to ongoing climate warming.
The UN warns the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo is spreading amid conflict and displacement, calling for increased humanitarian access and community-led containment efforts.
Despite reduced violence, Lebanese families returning home to southern villages face ruined infrastructure and ongoing insecurity near the Lebanon-Israel border.
A new WHO report highlights rising cancer cases and stark survival disparities between high- and low-income countries, urging unified action to improve care access.
UN Humanitarian Affairs Coordinator Tom Fletcher urges sustained aid and a unified plan to assist Venezuela's recovery following deadly earthquakes that killed over 3,500 people.
The UN Security Council convened an open debate focusing on the use of sexual violence as a war crime, highlighting survivors' experiences and international legal commitments.
Professor Serigne Magueye Gueye of Senegal and the Fondation Bonne Action Umugiraneza of Burundi received UNFPA awards for advancing reproductive health and addressing population…
Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A. recalled frozen GreenWise Organic IQF blueberries linked to an E. coli outbreak in multiple states.
A global survey by UNFPA reveals that young adults prioritize partnership and parenthood yet encounter financial, employment, and housing challenges that hinder these goals.
Research indicates that individuals diagnosed with melanoma at a young age or with multiple melanomas may be more likely to carry genetic mutations, supporting expanded genetic…
Scientists developed an atlas and new database to classify senescent cells, which accumulate with age and may contribute to chronic illness.
A study suggests that higher blood levels of Alzheimer’s-related proteins in people in their 50s and 60s may be linked to declines in processing speed and executive function.
Twelve people in two states have been infected with E. coli linked to recalled frozen blueberries shipped to eight states. Consumers are urged to discard affected products.
UN agencies increase humanitarian assistance after two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela cause extensive damage and affect hundreds of thousands, including many children.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo includes more than 1,500 confirmed cases and over 500 deaths amid challenges in treatment capacity and ongoing conflict.
UN reports limited aid deliveries through key crossings in Gaza amid ongoing restrictions and notes continued child casualties in the West Bank.
UNICEF reports lethal drone strikes account for 60% of child casualties amid escalating war in Sudan, calling for protection and humanitarian access.
In Uganda’s Ebola response, specialists work with communities to reduce fear and misinformation surrounding patients returning home after treatment.
Following a wave of attacks in Kyiv, at least 18 people have died and nearly 90 injured as rescue operations continue amid widespread damage to civilian infrastructure.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus addresses ongoing outbreaks, response efforts in DR Congo, and recent humanitarian impacts in Venezuela amid advancing global…
UN-backed assessment reports severe damage and shortages in Venezuelan hospitals following earthquakes, while aid efforts continue amid overwhelmed facilities and displaced…
The PARTNERS clinical trial launches in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to assess antiviral therapies for Bundibugyo virus disease, aiming to identify effective treatments.
The WHO has added the first molecular diagnostic test for Ebola Bundibugyo virus to its Emergency Use Listing to support timely detection and control efforts amid the ongoing…
The CDC notes an unusually early West Nile virus season with 48 cases reported by June 30, 2026, urging precautions during the Independence Day holiday.
The UN Secretary-General and an expert panel emphasize the dual potential and risks of AI, urging governments to establish shared rules promptly amid rapid technological advances.
The UN cautions that expanding Israeli-controlled areas in Gaza are reducing safe spaces for civilians, restricting humanitarian access, and contributing to worsening health and…
The UN highlights increasing violence in Sudan's North Kordofan, cholera outbreaks, and a humanitarian response to mitigate health and displacement impacts.
Following the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela, the Playa Grande baseball stadium has become a refuge for displaced families while rescue and aid efforts continue.
Researchers have identified elevated levels of certain circular RNAs in blood that may more accurately forecast the onset of Alzheimer’s symptoms compared to current biomarkers.
AI's capabilities have accelerated, offering benefits in medicine and agriculture, while experts warn of risks requiring effective global governance, says UN panel.
An aid convoy was attacked in South Sudan, resulting in casualties, while the Ebola outbreak in the DRC poses risks to jobs and economic stability in the region.
At least 20 million children globally use AI for learning and advice, prompting UNICEF to call for stronger protections and research on AI's impact.
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could relieve some economic pressures but food and fuel price shocks may persist, posing risks for vulnerable countries, UN report says.
The World Health Organization has introduced a new plan to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and surveillance of fungal diseases, addressing a critical global health issue.
UNRWA remains a vital support system for Palestinians in Gaza despite a $100 million funding gap and challenges including attacks and smear campaigns, UN chief warns.
Thousands of Venezuelan families face worsening food insecurity and loss of shelter following recent earthquakes, prompting urgent UN emergency aid.
Data from over 747,000 participants makes the All of Us Research Program the largest combined genomics and electronic health records database globally, including new proteomics…
UN highlights severe humanitarian impact and increased civilian casualties due to attacks on Ukraine's energy facilities amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Sudan extends critical aid corridor with Chad until September, amid ongoing conflict, drone strikes, and a cholera outbreak impacting humanitarian efforts in Darfur and Kordofan.
World Athletics provides a comprehensive collection of PDF documents detailing member federation elections and doping sanctions from 2016 to 2018.
World Athletics offers a wide range of scientific, medical, and educational documents aimed at supporting athlete health, safety, and performance.
CDC raises its Ebola response to the highest level as the outbreak grows rapidly in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, with over 1100 confirmed cases reported.
Residents in occupied Kherson region endure limited access to food, medical care, and safe movement amid ongoing conflict and hostilities.
A severe heatwave in Europe has set new temperature records in multiple countries, prompting UN agencies to raise health and safety alerts amid impacts on infrastructure and…
Peace negotiations between Washington and Tehran coincide with UN-monitored ceasefires in Lebanon and worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza, amid maritime evacuation…
The UN announces funding for Ebola surveillance and treatment in East Africa, mourns Yemen children killed by explosives, and applauds Colombia’s peaceful elections.
An estimated 331 million people worldwide used drugs in 2024, with synthetic drugs and changing trafficking patterns reshaping the global drug market, UN reports.
Thousands have been displaced by violence in Haiti and Lebanon, with UN agencies delivering critical humanitarian assistance despite fragile ceasefires and worsening conditions…
The Executive Order aims to modernize American agriculture by expanding regenerative practices, enhancing food supply resilience, and promoting innovative crop protection tools.
Noise-induced hearing loss can affect people of all ages due to exposure to loud sounds, either from a single intense noise or continuous loud environments. It is preventable but…
Despite progress in renewable energy and energy efficiency, 655 million people remain without electricity, mainly in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the need for increased…
A UNECE policy brief highlights how stereotypical views on ageing limit wellbeing and calls for evidence-based, inclusive narratives recognizing older persons' contributions and…
A drone strike near a Sudanese school injures students amid conflict, families in Lebanon confront dangers during returns, and the UN highlights underrepresentation of women in…
The CDC has completed a 42-day monitoring period for U.S. citizens exposed to the Andes virus during a cruise ship outbreak, with no cases reported.
The World Health Organization urges countries to scale up newborn screening programs to enhance early diagnosis and treatment of birth defects, which affect millions of children…
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has reported 1,048 confirmed cases and 267 deaths within its first month, marking the highest initial case number for an Ebola outbreak in Africa.
A report by Education Cannot Wait highlights severe educational exclusion for millions of children in crisis settings, with many out of school or falling behind foundational…
A UN human rights report verified over 500 incidents of sexual violence affecting mainly women and girls across Sudan, describing it as a weapon of war with severe impacts on…
The UN initiates a maritime evacuation plan involving multiple nations and highlights worsening conditions in Gaza and a fragile Lebanon ceasefire.
World Aquatics promotes water safety and aquatic literacy through initiatives like Discover Water and the World Aquatics Foundation, aiming to unite communities and prevent…
At the high-level UN meeting, officials called for renewed commitment to ending AIDS by 2030, highlighting funding shortfalls, treatment gaps, and the impact of stigma and…
Pope Leo emphasizes the need to treat food security as global security amid severe humanitarian challenges in Gaza and rising global hunger.
Drone strikes in North Kordofan, Sudan, have targeted critical infrastructure, causing medical facility closures and civilian harm, as fighting continues between RSF and SAF…
Children account for a significant share of Ebola fatalities in DR Congo’s ongoing outbreak, with UNICEF and WHO enhancing care and containment efforts.
Nearly 22 million people in Afghanistan require aid, with acute child malnutrition and forced returns worsening the situation, UN reports.
A UN report reveals widespread gender bias in AI, urging inclusion of gender equality in AI design, deployment, and governance to address related harms.
Members of the World Athletics Athlete Refugee Team share personal experiences of fleeing conflict and the ongoing challenges of seeking safety and rebuilding their lives.
Ebola cases rise in eastern DR Congo and Uganda, prompting increased cross-border response efforts involving UN agencies to limit further transmission.
The UN Security Council discussed Gaza's ongoing humanitarian crisis under a tenuous ceasefire, with nearly 1,000 Palestinians killed and widespread displacement.
Chef Jaume Biarnés emphasizes Korean fermentation's role in enhancing vegetable flavor and promoting economic and environmental sustainability in food systems.
UNICEF reports an average of one child killed daily in Gaza amid ongoing violence and severe humanitarian challenges affecting millions.
UNIFIL reports extensive projectile activity and ground operations in Lebanon, stresses need for freedom of movement for peacekeepers and expands humanitarian aid.
Australian and North American groups are promoting an 80+ water polo category for the World Aquatics Masters Championships, seeking global participation.
CDC reports nearly 1,000 confirmed Ebola cases across 31 zones in the DRC and 19 cases in Kampala, Uganda, stressing the need for strong immediate response to control the third…
A White House analysis estimates nationwide reductions in hospital prices and employer-sponsored insurance premiums if anti-steering, anti-tiering, and all-or-nothing contract…
The US announced contributions exceeding $1 billion to the UN World Food Programme and UNICEF to address escalating humanitarian needs and severe malnutrition worldwide.
UNESCO reports that safety in sport remains a global concern as many countries lack coordinated systems to prevent and respond to violence, especially sexual abuse of athletes.
Researchers created an AI tool that designs improved antibacterial peptides, potentially accelerating the development of new antibiotics to combat resistant bacteria.
Researchers used video games to measure how people with depression assess rewards, finding differences in decisional reference points that may aid faster diagnosis.
A UN report identifies 13 countries where hunger is expected to worsen, with famine risks rising amid conflict, funding cuts, and climate challenges.
The WHO reports expanded treatment facilities in eastern DR Congo for the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak and warns community mistrust and insecurity challenge response efforts.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlights how AI and unregulated digital platforms fuel hate speech targeting minorities and women worldwide.
NIH-funded research found that autoantibodies targeting nervous system proteins may be linked to neurological symptoms in certain Long COVID cases.
Researchers used microelectrode arrays and AI models to link neuronal activity with linguistic features during natural conversation.
Despite a truce between Hezbollah and Israel, over a hundred children continue to be killed or injured daily in Lebanon, with widespread displacement and humanitarian needs…
NIH reports on stem cell studies improving understanding of blood formation and eye disease therapies, alongside the DASH diet's continued top ranking for cardiovascular health.
Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun, and David Baker, long-time NIGMS grantees, have received 2024 Nobel Prizes for their pioneering work in microRNA discovery and computational protein…
Several lesson plans and curricula are designed to teach students about the health impacts of climate change, including infectious diseases and environmental interactions.
This resource explains that a person's identity results from both inherited DNA and environmental influences, highlighting that genetic code is not the sole determinant.
The NIH provides various educational tools and materials including virtual reality experiences and hands-on biology modules for students from elementary to high school.
Several educational programs offer resources on sleep biology, genetics, immunology, neuroscience, cannabis effects, and hearing protection for students from elementary to high…
This resource explains the journey of smells to the brain, their importance in daily activities, and potential reasons for changes in the sense of smell.
Efforts to control the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo face challenges due to community skepticism and misinformation, underscoring the need for trust-building…
UN officials urge progress toward a political solution in Yemen and warn that funding cuts are worsening acute hunger and malnutrition among millions of Yemenis.
Violence in Lebanon has declined following a US-Iran agreement, resulting in some displaced families returning home. Meanwhile, Gaza faces critical fuel shortages affecting…
The UN highlights that decades after the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty, landmines still cause significant civilian casualties and restrict access to services in many countries.
World Athletics has initiated the CARES project to research pregnancy, childbirth, and return to sport among elite female athletes, aiming to guide future policies and support.
UNICEF’s 2026 report reveals that 1.1 billion children worldwide are exposed to at least three overlapping climate hazards, including drought, extreme heat, and heatwaves,…
The Division of Program Coordination, Planning, and Strategic Initiatives at NIH facilitates collaborative research across multiple institutes and coordinates efforts in areas…
The NIH Executive Secretariat supports the NIH Director and Principal Deputy Director by coordinating information flow, communications, and decision-making across NIH and with…
WHO highlights Uganda's robust response to Ebola outbreak amid challenges, emphasizing preparedness, cooperation with DRC, and community engagement to contain spread.
A long-term NIH-supported clinical trial found that lifestyle changes significantly reduced the risk of multimorbidity in adults with prediabetes compared to placebo, while…
The National Institutes of Health has created the Office of Research Innovation, Validation, and Application to advance human-relevant research methods and limit animal use.
Nara Organics recalled its Whole Milk Organic Infant Formula due to potential infant botulism risk; parents are advised to discard or return unused formula and monitor infants…
WHO and Brazil urge global leaders to complete the Pandemic Agreement, emphasizing the need for equitable pathogen sharing to avoid repeating COVID-19 devastation.
Three infants in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington have been diagnosed with infant botulism after consuming recalled Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Infant Formula,…
Research in mice indicates that specific protein parts can activate immune sensors, promoting tolerance to foods like corn, wheat, and soybean.
Huntington’s disease, caused by a defective huntingtin gene, leads to progressive movement and cognitive impairments. Research seeks to address its genetic origins.
Research finds that older adults with exceptional memory have more newly formed brain cells with distinct molecular make-up.
Yemen's women and girls face escalating malnutrition, limited healthcare access, and protection risks as UNFPA programs are strained by major funding reductions.
The CDC has initiated a Level 3 emergency response to recent New World screwworm infestations in southern Texas and New Mexico, collaborating with USDA and state agencies.
DR Congo faces a widespread Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus, with over 600 cases reported and agencies preparing for increased child impact amid a humanitarian…
UNAIDS warns that recent declines in funding and increased criminalisation threaten to reverse progress in HIV prevention and treatment, especially for vulnerable groups in…
UN Women announces Haiti's inaugural state-supported safe house to aid survivors of gender-based violence amid increasing gang violence; UNCTAD reports steep rise in demand for…
A WHO study covering 168 countries reveals advances in blood donation but highlights persistent shortages and unequal access, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
At least 17 hospitals in Lebanon have been damaged since March, with numerous attacks injuring healthcare workers and causing structural harm amid continued hostilities.
A balanced diet includes proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals essential for health, providing energy and supporting bodily functions.
Sore throats can result from allergies, viral or bacterial infections, or dry air. Knowing when to seek medical advice is important for proper care.
Dr. Raymond H. Jacobson has been appointed director of the NIH Center for Scientific Review to oversee the peer review of grant applications.
Teenage Spanish footballer Lamine Yamal has been appointed UNICEF's youngest Goodwill Ambassador, highlighting children's right to play during the largest World Cup event.
UN High Commissioner stresses accountability amid Northern Ireland unrest, while FAO highlights rising animal disease outbreaks risking food security and livelihoods.
A consortium funded by NIH developed the first comprehensive atlas and classification of senescent cells, aimed at informing therapies for age-related diseases.
The NIH Loan Repayment Programs repay qualified educational debt to retain health professionals pursuing biomedical and biobehavioral research careers.
Scientists are using new technologies to measure the exposome—the full range of environmental exposures over a lifetime—and their role in diseases.
Humanitarian teams in southern Ukraine face evolving dangers including missile attacks and drones, requiring constant route reassessment and emotional resilience.
The webinar series engaged 271 attendees to explore the role of sleep in athlete health, recovery, and performance across aquatic sports.
According to the White House, recent policy measures under President Trump include decreases in food stamp dependency, stricter visa regulations, reduced healthcare red tape,…
Two bills signed into law require a government report on esophageal cancer and authorize a new VA medical facility in St. Louis.
UN estimates $365 million in damage in Lebanon with significant destruction in Beirut and Mount Lebanon; renewed air strikes in Tyre kill eight amid growing humanitarian needs.
The International Labour Organization urges urgent measures against child labour while the International Criminal Court suspends its chief prosecutor during ongoing misconduct…
Drone strikes and destroyed bridges in Sudan disrupt critical humanitarian corridors and strain resources in neighboring Chad amid ongoing conflict.
At the 19th Conference of State Parties, UN leaders emphasize achievements and ongoing efforts needed to realize disability rights globally.
Volker Türk, the UN human rights chief, called for the immediate lifting of US sanctions on Cuba, highlighting severe impacts on healthcare, food security, and vulnerable…
A powerful earthquake off Mindanao’s coast caused at least 19 deaths, widespread damage, and disrupted education for over 3 million students, according to UN and local authorities.
The Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo and neighboring Uganda involves a rare strain with no approved treatments, prompting a coordinated response amid humanitarian challenges.
UN officials report growing hardship in Afghanistan with escalating food insecurity, mass displacement, and severe restrictions on women and girls impacting education and the…
Clover Hill Dairy has recalled its requesón/soft ricotta cheeses amid concerns of Listeria contamination, advising high-risk groups to avoid consumption and retailers to cease…
Scientists induced specific brain activity patterns in awake mice that resemble sleep, improving memory performance affected by sleep deprivation.
NIH scientists discovered that mutations in the GPR15 gene disrupt regulatory immune cells in the colon, offering new paths for IBD diagnosis and treatment.
Senegalese soldiers in the UN mission MINUSCA helped repel attacks in Zémio, enabling elections and supporting community reconciliation efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo face obstacles including cultural beliefs and cross-border transmission, with improved testing but limited contact…
Intensified clashes in South Sudan have displaced over 300,000 people, while global meat production has quadrupled since 1961, highlighting contrasting humanitarian and food…
A unified continental strategy seeks rapid detection, response, and community engagement to address the Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus across Africa.
Research highlights that homes contain chemicals from everyday products, but manageable actions can help lower exposure and protect health.
Eight people across Maryland, New York, and Virginia have been infected by Listeria from recalled soft ricotta cheese, resulting in one death and seven hospitalizations.
CDC reports the ongoing Ebola outbreak poses serious challenges due to regional conflict and limited health infrastructure, emphasizing the need for sustained response efforts.
Uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz affects energy prices and disrupts humanitarian supply chains, intensifying hunger and operational costs in vulnerable countries.
The UN marks a sharp increase in humanitarian needs in Lebanon due to ongoing violence causing massive displacement and infrastructure damage.
UN agencies support Ebola containment efforts in eastern DRC and Uganda, while a UNHCR analysis highlights the extended displacement of refugees in Eastern and Southern Africa.
Renewed violence in urban and rural Haiti has displaced thousands, straining safe areas and essential services while returns of vulnerable Haitians continue.
Dr. Steven Schiff, a pediatric neurosurgeon and global health researcher, was named director of the Fogarty International Center and NIH associate director for international…
The MiniDock MTB test may enable tuberculosis diagnosis within 30 minutes using sputum or tongue swabs, with accuracy comparable to existing molecular tests, potentially…
Research indicates short RNA molecules can stop or reverse TDP-43 protein clumping, which is linked to neuron death in diseases such as ALS, FTD, and some Alzheimer’s cases.
NIH-funded researchers developed an AI tool identifying tumor cellular neighborhoods linked to treatment response, potentially detectable via blood tests.
The World Health Organization reports that unsafe food leads to significant illness and death worldwide, with young children disproportionately affected and chemical hazards…
UNESCO's new issue brief emphasizes Media and Information Literacy's role in promoting critical thinking and resilience against online hate speech and disinformation.
NIH will close on June 19 and July 3, 2026, highlights requirements for career development award recipients, and introduces new small business funding opportunities and guidance…
Escalating violence in DR Congo, Sudan’s Darfur region, and Gaza is disrupting aid delivery and Ebola response operations amid rising casualties and humanitarian needs.
Ongoing violence and displacement in Lebanon have damaged health services, endangering pregnant women and increasing risks of gender-based violence, says UNFPA.
Venezuela was named the winner of the 2026 Kids’ Athletics Day Challenge after conducting more than 8,000 activities nationwide involving schools, clubs, and community groups.
The NHLBI emphasizes that controlling asthma can enable a full and active life, promoting educational resources, community partnerships, and ongoing research.
A CDC study reviews adverse outcomes linked to cosmetic surgeries performed abroad or domestically by traveling patients, emphasizing the need for informed decisions and…
Strikes on Lebanese hospitals have injured healthcare workers and severely disrupted care, affecting the most vulnerable patients and increasing health risks in shelters, the WHO…
The NIH has received FDA approval to begin a phase I clinical trial testing mitragynine for safety in humans as a potential treatment for opioid use disorder.
Tens of thousands have left southern Beirut suburbs following Israel's announcement to target Hezbollah militants; UN calls for protection of civilians and a diplomatic resolution.
The White House has submitted a series of nominations to the Senate, including ambassadors to various countries and key government positions within health, law enforcement, and…
CDC is actively coordinating with international partners to support Ebola outbreak control in DRC and Uganda while maintaining preparedness in the US.
The UNESCO Director for Central America visited El Salvador to review the Agustine Project, which focuses on violence prevention through student leadership and safer educational…
UNESCO’s Multi-Donor Programme works with Palestinian journalists, focusing on safety and resilience, especially addressing challenges faced by women reporters.
The UN urges governments and tech companies to prioritize safety by design in social media platforms to protect children, beyond age-based bans.
UN monitors report 26 deaths from multiple airstrikes in Gaza amid Eid Al-Adha observances, highlighting ongoing displacement and humanitarian challenges under blockade.
The World Health Organization urges global governments to implement stricter measures against tobacco and nicotine products to prevent addiction among children and adolescents.
World Athletics outlines key regulations on athlete representation, sponsor logos, approved competition shoes, and doping control procedures.
The Champions Clinic initiative offers children hands-on experiences with elite athletes ahead of the World Aquatics World Cups in China, aiming to promote aquatics and healthy…
The UN's 2025 report reveals a sharp rise in sexual violence during conflicts, primarily targeting women and girls amid growing global insecurity and displacement.
The WHO emphasizes early detection, community engagement, and clinical trials for treatments amid a deadly Ebola outbreak affecting DRC and Uganda.
UNICEF reports Gaza's children face severe health risks from poor sanitation, limited water access, and rat infestations amid ongoing conflict and infrastructure damage.
WHO advisory groups have prioritized specific candidate therapeutics and a vaccine for clinical evaluation to address Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus amid outbreaks in…
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus expresses solidarity with Ituri's people facing Ebola amid conflict and emphasizes the importance of community trust and resilience.
The Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo is expanding across multiple provinces, challenged by insecurity, attacks on health facilities, and acute food insecurity affecting millions.
The World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen seeks to integrate social responsibility and sustainability, involving athletes and spectators in initiatives to…
Recent NIH-sponsored clinical trials show promising results in malaria prevention, cancer therapies, cognitive decline reduction, and heart disease risk.
Several brands of moringa leaf powder supplements have been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination, according to the CDC.
Anyone can contribute to medical research through citizen science projects like the All of Us Research Program, which seeks to build a diverse health database.
Trey Hardee, recovering from major elbow ligament surgery, secured second place early in the 2012 Olympic decathlon, aiming for a podium finish amid stiff competition.
Airstrikes in Lebanon have caused evacuations and displacement, while WHO reports attacks on health workers. Humanitarian supply movement in Gaza continues to face restrictions.
The Bundibugyo strain of Ebola is spreading faster than containment efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, complicated by conflict, community mistrust, and lack of…
The CDC outlines nine categories of FOIA exemptions, detailing protections ranging from national security to personal privacy and law enforcement records.
Cada persona con asma debe tener un plan personalizado para controlar y prevenir ataques, adaptándolo a sus síntomas y mediciones de flujo máximo.
El índice A-Z de los CDC es una herramienta que facilita la navegación y localización rápida de información sobre salud pública para el público general y profesionales.
Los CDC trabajan continuamente para proteger la salud y seguridad de la nación mediante la ciencia y el análisis de datos.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) aims to protect public health through science and data-driven efforts, focusing on health equity and community well-being.
A large-scale Russian attack involving about 90 missiles and 60 drones struck Kyiv, damaging homes, schools, and UN offices, with casualties reported.
Families displaced multiple times in Gaza face harsh conditions including rodent infestations, water scarcity, and limited medical supplies due to ongoing violence and blockades.
Lavarse las manos con agua y jabón, evitar manipular alimentos estando enfermo y cocinar mariscos adecuadamente son claves para prevenir los norovirus.
El índice A-Z de los CDC organiza términos comunes y científicos para mejorar la navegación en su sitio web, permitiendo encontrar información sobre enfermedades, salud pública y…
Effective pain management involves working closely with healthcare providers to explore treatments, emphasizing safer non-opioid options and understanding risks associated with…
Las pruebas de detección para personas en riesgo pueden identificar la diabetes tipo 1 antes de síntomas graves y evitar emergencias médicas como la cetoacidosis diabética.
El COVID-19 persistente es una enfermedad seria que puede causar síntomas crónicos y discapacidad, requiriendo atención médica integral y continua.
Una alimentación saludable se basa en consumir alimentos integrales ricos en nutrientes y limitar azúcares añadidos según indicaciones del CDC.
Authorities report cases in Congo and Uganda with proactive measures taken to prevent Ebola spread to the United States; risk to US public remains low.
The CDC is managing an outbreak of the Andes virus, a hantavirus, among cruise passengers and crew, with no confirmed cases in the United States as of now.
The CDC offers a press room with the latest public health updates, government health news, and resources for medical topics and disease information.
Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, a Stanford professor and health economist, has assumed the role of interim CDC director, with a research focus on vulnerable populations and health…
Los CDC recomiendan proteger la piel del sol, evitar el bronceado y conocer factores de riesgo como alcohol, tabaco y obesidad para prevenir el cáncer.
Karen and Jackie, tuberculosis survivors, emphasize learning about TB and educating others to address concerns and questions surrounding the disease.
El índice A-Z de los CDC facilita la búsqueda de información sobre enfermedades, condiciones, salud ambiental, seguridad y más para profesionales y público general.
CDC's Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO) has been closed under a broader HHS restructuring guided by an executive order, with EEO processes now referred to the EEOC.
The CDC provides details about its peer review process for influential scientific information, complying with federal standards and the Information Quality Act.
The CDC’s privacy policy states it does not collect personally identifiable information without consent and complies with all applicable federal laws on data protection.
Los CDC trabajan para prevenir y responder a amenazas de salud internas y externas, apoyando comunidades y salvando vidas mediante investigación y educación.
Thirty-four people in 13 states have been infected with Salmonella connected to domestic poultry, with CDC urging hygiene measures to prevent illness.
El sitio ofrece comunicados, noticias sobre enfermedades y temas médicos, además de ideas para historias y recursos visuales.
US government is actively monitoring a hantavirus outbreak linked to the M/V Hondius cruise, with plans for passenger repatriation and health assessments underway.
Five children aged two or younger in four states have contracted the same strain of Salmonella traced to pet veiled chameleons, prompting CDC guidance on reptile pet safety.
Weekly emergency room visits for tick bites are currently unusually high in many U.S. regions, prompting the CDC to advise preventive measures to reduce tick-borne diseases.
The No FEAR Act mandates federal agencies like the CDC to ensure accountability for anti-discrimination violations and inform employees about their rights under the law.
The CDC emphasizes adherence to anti-discrimination laws and outlines procedures for filing Equal Employment Opportunity complaints under the Elijah E. Cummings Act.
The Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO) operates within CDC's Immediate Office of the Director, featuring a structured leadership and specialized programs.
CDC offers various federal career paths including Senior Executive Service, Senior Level, and Scientific/Professional roles, each with distinct responsibilities and hiring…
CDC medical officers work in various capacities including research, program management, and international health collaboration, with distinct career paths in Civil Service and…
CDC employs diverse nonmedical, technical, and administrative professionals in mission support roles essential for achieving agency goals across various specialties.
CDC may waive salary offset rules for certain reemployed annuitants under the 2010 NDAA, allowing temporary appointments without pay reduction within specified hour limits.
The CDC offers a Schedule A appointing authority to facilitate employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities through both competitive and noncompetitive processes.
USPHS Commissioned Corps members considering separation may apply for civilian federal positions at the CDC through competitive vacancy announcements.
The CDC collaborates with international partners to enhance public health systems worldwide, offering overseas opportunities for qualified professionals.
CDC offers a range of federal benefits including paid holidays, leave programs, performance awards, and flexible work schedules depending on employment status and position.
New CDC employees receive a formal offer, attend orientation, and must bring specific identification for federal employment verification.
The CDC engages professionals across various fields to address global health challenges, working in over 50 countries to prevent and control disease outbreaks and emergencies.
The CDC offers a wide range of roles for professionals in science, technology, medicine, health care, business, and emergency response to contribute to public health.
The CDC and ATSDR emphasize their commitment to scientific excellence and public health through diverse workforce and global collaboration.
The CDC provides an Alternative Dispute Resolution program to help employees confidentially and voluntarily resolve workplace disputes, complementing formal complaint processes.
The CDC's Reasonable Accommodation Services aim to create an inclusive workplace by providing modifications and support to employees with disabilities in compliance with federal…
The CDC and ATSDR Affirmative Employment Program aims to ensure equitable recruitment and retention of qualified, underrepresented individuals in the workplace.
The CDC's Global Health Center was found to have committed unlawful employment discrimination and must provide Title VII training and ensure compliance with federal EEO laws.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science supports basic and enabling research that advances technology and national security, with major initiatives in artificial…
The CDC has updated its public access policy mandating immediate free availability of all peer-reviewed science funded or authored by CDC staff, following a 2022 OSTP directive.
The CDC and National Center for Health Statistics plan to release reports on topics including health clinic usage, insurance coverage, births, mortality, and anthropometric…
CDC Stacks offers simple and advanced search options, enabling users to search all collections or specific fields with Boolean operators and phrase handling.
CDC STACKS is an online repository providing access to CDC-published scientific research, journal articles, guidelines, and other public health resources in their original…
The CDC and HHS provide free language and disability communication services and comply with federal civil rights laws to prevent discrimination.
During 2023, ten locally acquired mosquito-transmitted malaria cases were reported in four US states, marking the first such cases since elimination of transmission in the 1950s.
At the 79th World Health Assembly, Member States approved key revisions to the WHO Code on international recruitment of health personnel to enhance ethical practices and support…
Inna, a consultant rheumatologist from Kharkiv, resumed her medical profession in the UK after escaping the war in Ukraine with her family through the Homes for Ukraine scheme.
The CDC has extended enhanced public health entry screening for Ebola to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, adding to ongoing efforts at Washington-Dulles Airport.
WHO highlights severe medical supply blockades in Gaza that hinder hospital operations and disease detection amid persistent violence following the 2025 ceasefire.
The UN has expressed concern over a reported strike on a dormitory for adolescents in Luhansk under Russian control, causing fatalities and injuries, while attacks on…
WHO raises Ebola risk level in DR Congo to 'very high' while global risk remains low as outbreak spreads amid armed conflict and humanitarian crisis.
The World Health Organization recognizes the Ebola Bundibugyo virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda as a public health emergency, issuing tailored…
Member States at the 79th World Health Assembly decided to establish a joint process to develop reform options for global health architecture, emphasizing WHO's central role.
CDC details the identification and ongoing response to the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, emphasizing international collaboration.
The CDC now includes U.S. lawful permanent residents who have visited specific African countries in the last 21 days under Title 42 entry restrictions to curb the spread of…
NIH researchers reveal how semaglutide influences intracellular signaling in brain neurons, highlighting cAMP's role and potential to enhance weight-loss treatments.
UN agencies and peacekeepers are supporting medical response and community awareness efforts in Ituri province as an Ebola outbreak coincides with severe hunger in eastern DR…
Conflicts worldwide increasingly harm women and girls, with rising casualties, sexual violence, displacement, and healthcare breakdowns reported.
An outbreak of Ebola Bundibugyo virus in the DRC and Uganda has resulted in multiple cases and deaths, while U.S. authorities emphasize low risk and preventive measures.
The 79th World Health Assembly recognized public health contributions, addressed Ukraine’s health emergency, and explored integrated approaches to noncommunicable diseases and…
The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly approved a plan for a new tuberculosis strategy and acknowledged steatotic liver disease as a growing global health concern.
The CDC has ordered enhanced public health screenings for travelers from Ebola-affected regions redirected to Washington-Dulles Airport to help slow and reduce the spread of…
The UN Security Council debates stalled progress toward peace in Gaza, addressing governance challenges, civilian casualties, and humanitarian crises amid a fragile ceasefire.
The 2025 Annual Highlights from NASA detail over 750 investigations on the ISS, including studies on robotic surgery, bone regeneration, and radiation-resistant materials for…
Two Lebanese Red Cross volunteers were killed during rescue operations as healthcare workers continue to face attacks amid escalating violence in Lebanon.
The WHO assesses a high regional risk from the Bundibugyo Ebola strain with no licensed vaccine available and stresses community trust as vital to containing transmission.
Violence by armed gangs in Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas has forced 30,000 people to flee, worsening the hunger crisis amid ongoing insecurity.
An attack in Ukraine destroyed humanitarian supplies and killed civilians while the WMO forecasts below-average rainfall risks in parts of the Greater Horn of Africa.
The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly reviewed global health achievements and agreed to continue negotiations on the Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing annex under the WHO…
The Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly recognized six laureates for significant contributions to primary health care, disease control, and health equity worldwide.
New research highlights that increasing higher education investment for women in science could significantly boost GDP and scientific productivity in Africa.
World Aquatics will present the second session of its Sleep Management webinar series focusing on sleep challenges and strategies in elite sport.
A new AI tool from NASA integrates satellite observations to identify harmful algal blooms in U.S. coastal waters, potentially aiding timely water testing and public health…
At the 2026 Senate Spouses Luncheon, First Lady Melania Trump highlighted education, love, opportunity, and resilience as key to advancing protections for foster care youth.
At the 2026 Congressional Picnic, First Lady Melania Trump emphasized bipartisan cooperation on foster care legislation and the importance of America’s longstanding tradition of…
A multifaceted, team-based intervention including home blood pressure monitoring and health coaching may reduce high blood pressure among low-income adults at primary care clinics.
Research finds metal exposure during specific developmental windows may increase risk of anxiety, depression, and attention issues in children ages 8 to 14.
The 28th L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards recognize five pioneering female researchers addressing global health and environmental challenges.
CDC confirms three new hantavirus cases linked to M/V Hondius cruise ship among repatriated U.S. passengers quarantined in Nebraska.
A new methodological manual promotes participatory approaches involving entire educational communities to prevent and address various forms of violence in schools.
UNESCO and partners emphasized the importance of accessibility as a core principle in museums, covering physical, emotional, informational, and participatory inclusion.
Lê Nguyen Hoàng advocates for interoperability and transparent digital platforms to reduce monopolies and enhance democratic participation in online spaces.
World Aquatics highlights the intense physical and mental challenges faced by high divers competing at heights up to 27 metres in Fort Lauderdale.
CDC reports no hantavirus cases in the U.S. while actively monitoring outbreaks of hantavirus in South America and Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
Researchers launched an online decision-support tool to help clinicians diagnose and treat pediatric amblyopia, expanding access amid a specialist shortage.
UNAIDS reports that reduced international funding is causing a collapse in HIV services, with millions still waiting for treatment and prevention coverage in decline.
Somalia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo face escalating hunger and malnutrition due to conflict, displacement, and economic challenges, according to UN agencies.
CDC updates on three multistate Salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry, noting 150 new cases, 53 hospitalizations, and one death, with children under five significantly…
CDC officials report ongoing monitoring of potential hantavirus exposures among passengers and emphasize low risk to the general public.
A study funded by NIH isolated and mapped the first detailed suite of human antibodies targeting measles virus, revealing new immune response insights and therapeutic potential.
Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft delivered fresh produce and over 2,300 pounds of new research and equipment to the International Space Station.
The WHO announced the completion of the hantavirus operation involving a Dutch-flagged cruise ship, emphasizing ongoing monitoring due to the virus’s incubation period and low…
The World Health Organization's 2026 report highlights advances in health but warns of setbacks, persistent inequalities, and the threat of reversing gains worldwide.
The UN food agency highlights that while recycled plastics can reduce waste, stringent management is essential to prevent chemical contamination in food packaging.
The Administration underscores efforts to improve women’s healthcare through innovation, affordable care, and attention to overlooked conditions.
UN officials report escalating waste and health risks in Gaza, increased violence and displacement in Sudan, and attack on a World Food Programme aid truck in Ukraine amid…
The World Food Programme warns of severe reductions in Syria food aid due to funding gaps, risking increased hunger and malnutrition among millions locally and in neighboring…
A clinical trial indicates that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome using symptom-based opioid dosing may shorten hospital stays and reduce medication use compared to…
Two independent teams used advanced genetic and microscopy techniques to uncover a distinct spatial pattern of odor receptors in the mouse nose, enhancing understanding of smell.
A clinical trial suggests the diabetes and obesity drug semaglutide, combined with cognitive behavioral therapy, can reduce alcohol consumption and craving in people with alcohol…
Expedition 74 astronauts study how pneumonia-causing bacteria affect heart tissue in space, aiming to improve cardiovascular health treatments on Earth and support long-duration…
Ongoing violence in eastern DR Congo is causing mass hunger and displacement, while a UN report details expanded corporal punishments by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Since the signing of the Fostering the Future Executive Order, First Lady Melania Trump and her office report new initiatives enhancing foster care services, legislation, and…
Over 1.3 million refugees in eastern Chad, mostly women and children, are stretching maternity services to breaking point, with severe shortages and rising risks, UNFPA reports.
Studies highlight persistent income disparities harming children's health, educational outcomes, and equitable access to higher education across regions.
A study analyzing pancreatic islet cells from diverse donors reveals variations in hormone-producing cell composition that may influence diabetes risk.
UNICEF highlights rising attacks, injuries, and detentions affecting children in the West Bank and Gaza, with many suffering from live ammunition and traumatic injuries.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warns that armed drones are driving civilian casualties in Sudan’s conflict, with increased strikes threatening a new phase of violence.
More than 100 airstrikes reported in Lebanon within 24 hours have caused civilian casualties and displacement, while violence continues in Gaza, prompting UN warnings about…
More than 150,000 people in the Solomon Islands face urgent humanitarian needs following Tropical Cyclone Maila, compounded by exposure to World War II unexploded bombs and…
The UN reports a surge in sexual violence in Haiti, worsening hunger in Afghanistan, and Mongolia's efforts on human rights amid corruption challenges.
President Biden has sent nominations for key federal positions including deputy Treasury secretary, FEMA administrator, and two ambassador posts, along with a withdrawal of a…
A large international study incorporating clinical history, imaging, and biomarkers aims to improve prediction of adverse events in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients.
The Trump Administration introduces federal guidance on fertility benefits, launches Moms.gov, and implements childcare reforms to assist mothers across the U.S.
The President commemorates mothers' vital roles in families and society while outlining policy efforts to assist them and their children.
The CDC is addressing a hantavirus outbreak involving Andes virus on a cruise ship, coordinating efforts to safely return American passengers while assessing low risk for the…
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus will personally oversee the arrival of the hantavirus-hit MV Hondius in Tenerife, urging calm and solidarity amid a strict safety…
A UN report highlights escalating gang violence and human rights abuses in Haiti alongside worsening health conditions and disease outbreaks in Gaza and the West Bank.
Veiled chameleons can carry Salmonella, posing a risk particularly to children under 5. Health officials advise precautions when handling these reptiles.
The CDC is monitoring a hantavirus outbreak associated with the M/V Hondius cruise ship and coordinating repatriation and health guidance for American passengers.
More than 2,700 people have died amid ongoing clashes, with many displaced and facing food insecurity despite a ceasefire, according to UN reports.
Ukraine’s healthcare system has faced thousands of attacks during the conflict, causing casualties, infrastructure damage, and disruptions in care delivery.
A large-scale study finds the RTS,S malaria vaccine prevents about one in eight child deaths in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi, with calls for increased funding to expand access.
The World Food Programme warns that about one-third of Somalia's population faces acute hunger due to multiple failed rainy seasons, economic shocks, and disrupted aid supply…
The CDC has reported additional illnesses and deaths linked to a multistate Listeria outbreak and expanded the list of recalled products, advising consumers against eating…
Michael Fletcher, a spokesperson for the CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, is remembered for his dedication to raising awareness about the risks of cigarette smoking.
The CDC highlights a dramatic rise in NDM-producing carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales infections, which are difficult to treat and may spread rapidly without proper control…
Provisional CDC data show nearly 4,000 newborn syphilis cases in 2024, marking a 2% increase from 2023, while overall STI cases declined for the third consecutive year.
The CDC has revised its immunization schedules to recommend individual-based decisions for COVID-19 vaccination and separate varicella vaccination for toddlers.
The CDC now advises shared clinical decision-making between parents and providers on timing of the hepatitis B vaccine for infants born to mothers who test negative for the virus.
Suzy Ellis, a participant in the CDC's anti-smoking campaign, died at 57 after a stroke linked to her smoking history; she shared her story to inspire quitting and prevention.
A multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections has been linked to moringa leaf powder in dietary supplements, leading to recalls and consumer warnings.
Ralph Abraham, M.D., sworn in as Principal Deputy Director of the CDC, aims to refocus the agency on infectious disease protection and transparency.
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of infant botulism affecting 51 infants across 19 states, linked to contaminated ByHeart infant formula.
A CDC investigation has identified 64 Salmonella cases tied to raw oyster consumption; 20 hospitalizations reported with no deaths, as health officials work to find a common…
The CDC has accepted recommendations to modify the US childhood vaccine schedule based on a review comparing immunization practices with 20 peer developed countries, aiming to…
A multistate Salmonella outbreak has sickened five children aged two years or younger, traced to pet veiled chameleons, according to the CDC.
Somalia faces nearly double the crisis-level hunger compared to last year, with drought and reduced aid forcing cutbacks. Gaza struggles with worsening conditions amid ongoing…
DiscoverWHR provides comprehensive access to NIH-funded women's health research, clinical trials, data elements, literature, patient education, and funding opportunities.
Four crew members on NASA’s 378-day Mars simulation have surpassed 200 days inside a 3D-printed habitat, providing insights into isolation and mission stresses.
Research commissioned by World Aquatics highlights training habits, access to facilities, and common injury areas among top high divers.
The Kids’ Athletics initiative seeks to reach two million children worldwide by encouraging youth engagement in athletics through fun and inclusive activities.
The U.S. Department of State and CDC are coordinating a response for U.S. travelers aboard the M/V Hondius after hantavirus confirmation, with risk to the public assessed as…
Kids’ Athletics, launched in 2002 and updated in 2021, provides fun and adaptable athletics activities for children worldwide through a supportive community of practitioners and…
Established in 2022, the World Academy for Endurance Medicine offers standardized medical education to healthcare professionals involved in mass-participation endurance events…
World Athletics provides comprehensive content including athlete rankings, training advice, injury management, nutrition recipes, and inspiring runner features.
NASA Wallops Flight Facility will hold a public information event covering bridge construction, beach replenishment, and a PFAS health consultation report.
The President and First Lady recognize the dedication and compassion of approximately 5 million nurses nationwide who serve in diverse healthcare settings.
At least 70 civilians have died and more than 500 injured in Ukraine since early May due to multiple attacks, with humanitarian efforts ongoing near the frontline.
NIH-funded research reveals oral GLP-1 receptor agonists penetrate deep brain regions to suppress pleasure-driven eating and may impact other reward-related disorders.
Research from Cleveland Clinic suggests androgens like testosterone could limit glioblastoma progression by modulating brain immune environment and stress hormones.
Funding shortages have reduced cash assistance for over a million Sudanese refugees in Egypt, forcing difficult choices between food and education, according to UNHCR.
Missile strikes in the UAE escalate Gulf tensions while Gaza experiences critical health needs and ongoing restrictions on aid deliveries.
The UN calls on Member States to collaborate in preventing cascading impacts from digital disruptions, such as solar storms or climate-driven hazards, that could affect critical…
The Trump Administration has developed a Most-Favored-Nation drug pricing framework designed to lower U.S. drug prices by aligning them with prices in other developed countries,…
Despite a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, civilians continue to face fear and displacement, with emergency responders also at risk, according to UNHCR and IFRC officials.
Ten years after UN Security Council Resolution 2286, attacks on medical personnel and facilities in conflict zones have increased, prompting renewed international calls for…
The World Health Organization is coordinating evacuations and investigations after a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship off West Africa, with three fatalities and one critical…
UN officials express concern over Ms. Mohammadi's health, highlight rising attacks on healthcare facilities worldwide, and urge states to enhance protections under international…
UN peacekeepers face operational challenges amid heavy fighting in Lebanon; humanitarian conditions worsen with health services strained and aid access critical in Gaza.
The International Testing Agency collected samples from 527 athletes across 68 nationalities, mostly out-of-competition, to support clean sport in aquatic disciplines.
Researchers discovered bacteria within both calcium oxalate and struvite kidney stones, suggesting microbes may actively contribute to stone formation beyond infections.
A new study shows a blood test measuring p-tau217 levels could predict when Alzheimer's symptoms may begin, potentially aiding prevention and treatment plans.
Rising conflicts worldwide and decreasing humanitarian aid are challenging global mine clearance and risk education, with civilians, especially children, among the most affected.
Researchers funded by NIH are investigating ways to improve rehabilitation for stroke survivors to help them regain skills and enhance quality of life.
Burn injuries, often occurring at home, range from mild to severe and require different treatments; new technologies aim to improve healing and treatment accuracy.
Indonesia highlights the need for UN development system to act as a strategic partner in areas like stunting reduction, health strengthening, and climate resilience.
Negotiations continue on the Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing annex, a key part of the WHO Pandemic Agreement, to ensure equitable pandemic response.
Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Self-care and timely professional help can support overall health and recovery.
A clinical trial indicates that adding weekly GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide to cognitive behavioral therapy may lower heavy drinking days among patients with alcohol use…
The President and First Lady recognize foster families and announce efforts to improve foster care systems and support youth transitioning out of care.
The United States will observe National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend on May 2-3, 2026, honoring firefighters who lost their lives in service.
A UN Women report reveals that AI advances have made online abuse of women journalists more severe, resulting in increased self-censorship and mental health challenges.
Military violence in southern Lebanon and worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza exacerbate food insecurity, health risks, and displacement amid fragile ceasefire efforts.
More than 300,000 displaced in South Sudan face urgent aid needs, while the Philippines, with UN support, intensifies crackdown on online scam centers.
The World Health Organization has recognized Australia as the 30th country to eliminate trachoma, highlighting efforts mainly in Indigenous communities through targeted…
A UN and Copernicus report highlights rapid warming in Europe. Meanwhile, Lebanon faces increasing acute hunger due to conflict, and UN peacekeepers respond to attacks in DR Congo.
The Artemis II astronauts maintained their physical and mental health using a compact flywheel exercise device designed for deep space missions.
Research in mice indicates that alterations in gut microbiomes during aging may weaken gut-brain communication and impair memory, potentially informing future human treatments.
NIH-funded researchers found that blocking fructose metabolism in immune cells called microglia may improve immune activity and survival in mouse models of aggressive brain cancer.
An NIH-funded study developed an AI tool that predicts patients likely to experience intimate partner violence years before help is sought, potentially aiding early intervention.
UN agencies report that 56% of South Sudan’s population may experience acute food insecurity through July 2026 amid conflict, displacement, and climate shocks.
The Take Care programme by UEFA aims to support football stakeholders with tools to encourage positive lifestyle choices across six key health-related modules.
UN human rights investigators report serious violations in Syria, including arbitrary detention and deportations, while the Red Cross urges sustained aid for hurricane-affected…
Key maritime route closures have caused sharp declines in ship traffic, affecting energy, fertilizer supplies, and escalating food insecurity in vulnerable regions.
Backyard poultry such as chickens and ducks can carry Salmonella even if they appear healthy, posing a risk of illness through contact with the birds or their environment.
Swimming pool projects in Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, and Lesotho are underway as part of World Aquatics’ Pools for All program, promoting aquatic sports and water safety.
NASA and ESA astronauts collaborate aboard the International Space Station to explore DNA-inspired assembly techniques for potential cancer therapies.
The WHO highlights progress and ongoing challenges in combating hepatitis B and C, calling for urgent scale-up of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment worldwide.
UNICEF warns that children in Darfur are experiencing intensified violence, displacement, and hunger amid restricted humanitarian aid and rising child casualties.
The World Health Organization convened 26 countries and over 600 experts in Exercise Polaris II to simulate the response to a global outbreak of a fictional bacterium.
UNICEF analysis warns that the exclusion of girls from secondary education may lead to the loss of up to 25,000 women professionals essential for education and healthcare in…
Drone strikes destroyed UN aid supplies in Sudan and killed civilians; UN peacekeepers address intercommunal violence and tensions in South Sudan.
The National Eye Institute highlights the connection between overall health and vision, promoting regular eye exams and healthy habits for long-term eye care.
An NIH-funded trial suggests that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome with symptom-based opioid dosing can shorten medication duration and hospital stay.
UNICEF official reports millions of children affected by violence, displacement, and socio-economic challenges in the Central Sahel, noting ongoing reforms in Niger, Burkina…
UN-backed study confirms heavy metals and explosive residues from unexploded World War II ordnance in Solomon Islands pose growing health risks to islanders and environment.
A collaborative program in Uganda uses athletics to support girls in Sebei communities against female genital mutilation, child marriage, and school dropout.
ICAO highlights threats to civilian aircraft from new weaponry and urges coordinated safety measures, while drought in Somalia displaces nearly 62,000 people this year, worsening…
The World Health Organization has prequalified artemether-lumefantrine for newborns and infants and added new rapid diagnostic tests to address malaria detection challenges.
Recent weeks have seen renewed violence displacing over 13,000 people in Haiti, ongoing heavy rains affecting more than 103,000 in Ecuador, and water shortages impacting 140,000…
The World Food Programme maintains food and cash assistance in Iran, Lebanon, and Syria amid ongoing supply disruptions and security concerns in the Middle East crisis.
Influenza-like illness cases in Vanuatu peaked in mid-April then declined, with most infections affecting children under 5 years and concentrated on Efate island.
A large clinical trial found no significant differences in outcomes between balanced crystalloid and saline IV fluids for children with septic shock.
The CDC Museum in Atlanta is open weekdays with free admission, requiring reservations and identification for entry, along with security measures.
The CDC has retired its CDC on Demand service and highlights resources on respiratory illnesses, healthcare safety networks, and dog import regulations.
The CDC provides detailed guidance on grants, cooperative agreements, and funding opportunities to support public health initiatives.
The CDC uses two main funding mechanisms: acquisition, which involves contracts and purchasing, and assistance, which includes grants and cooperative agreements to support public…
The 2026 Global Report on Food Crises reveals 266 million people faced acute food insecurity in 2025, with conflict identified as the main driver behind rising hunger levels.
Destruction of health facilities in Gaza and critical shortages of medical supplies in Iran illustrate the continued humanitarian challenges despite a ceasefire announcement.
WHO reports that vaccines have prevented millions of deaths over the past 50 years and stresses the need for stronger immunization programs amid ongoing challenges.
Algeria is recognized by WHO as having eliminated trachoma, a leading infectious cause of blindness, after decades of commitment and implementation of the SAFE strategy.
The multi-year Big Catch-Up initiative vaccinated an estimated 18.3 million children aged 1 to 5 across 36 countries, focusing on zero-dose and measles vaccinations.
Emergency room visits for tick bites are notably elevated in most U.S. regions this year, prompting CDC to advise protective measures against tickborne diseases.
An agreement between President Trump and Regeneron aims to lower drug prices, provide a rare disease treatment at no cost, and boost U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing.
At the 113th First Lady’s Luncheon, Melania Trump emphasized unity, highlighted child reunifications, AI education efforts, and foster care legislation.
Thirty-four people in 13 states have contracted Salmonella infections tied to backyard poultry, with 13 hospitalizations and no reported fatalities, according to the CDC.
A joint campaign at the Rome Marathon combined static and mobile air quality monitoring to study environmental conditions affecting athletes and spectators.
NASA has created a system called IVGEN Mini to convert water into sterile intravenous fluid in space, aiming to extend medical support for deep space missions.
A drone attack in Central Darfur reportedly killed more than 10 people amid ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, over 100 million people worldwide face risks from landmines and explosive…
The UN Security Council discusses Haiti's ongoing crisis where intensified gang suppression efforts coincide with significant civilian humanitarian challenges.
UNICEF highlights severe damage to infrastructure and urgent humanitarian needs as civilians return to conflict-affected areas in south Lebanon.
The Bahamas is recognized by WHO for eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission through comprehensive antenatal care and integrated health programs.
The WHO's 2025 Results Report highlights measurable progress in global health coverage, emergency protection, and healthier lives despite budget cuts and warns that key goals…
Smoke from agricultural and forest fires, exacerbated by geography and dry conditions, has led to unhealthy air quality in northern Thailand, impacting health and tourism.
Nicolo Martinenghi demonstrates his pre-race warm-up including stretches, rolls, and yoga poses before competing at the 2023 Swimming World Cup in Athens.
World Aquatics will begin its 2026 Masters Education Programme with a webinar focused on prehabilitation and shoulder health for aquatic athletes.
A joint FAO and WMO report finds that rising extreme heat is causing significant crop losses, livestock stress, and labor challenges, risking global food security.
A new ILO report attributes more than 840,000 global deaths yearly to workplace risks including long hours, job insecurity, and harassment, urging improvements in psychosocial…
Three multistate Salmonella outbreaks are under CDC investigation, involving Live It Up Super Greens powder, dietary supplements with moringa leaf powder, and extensively…
The United States finalized its exit from the World Health Organization, criticizing the body's pandemic response and governance, and will focus on direct global health…
The CDC's Traveler-Based Genomic Surveillance program has exceeded one million voluntary participants, aiding early detection of emerging public health threats at U.S. borders.
The CDC's National Firefighter Registry has become the largest cohort studying occupational cancer risks among U.S. firefighters, aiming to advance prevention efforts.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. appoints Dr. Sean G. Downing and Dr. Angelina Farella to ACIP to enhance transparency and clinical expertise in vaccine policy guidance.
Dr. Ralph Abraham has stepped down from his role as Principal Deputy Director at the CDC to address family obligations, the agency announced.
A machine learning tool analyzes single-cell tumor data to predict survival outcomes and identify high-risk cell populations in melanoma and liver cancer.
NASA Langley Research Center and the United Network for Organ Sharing have partnered to study drone-based organ delivery to reduce transport times and improve transplant outcomes.
Over two million Sudanese are returning mostly to Khartoum and Al Jazirah despite widespread destruction and strained resources amid conflict between SAF and RSF.
The White House has forwarded several nominations for Senate confirmation, including candidates for Director of the Peace Corps and Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
Dr. Jonathan M. Green has been named chief executive officer of the NIH Clinical Center, the world’s largest clinical research hospital, effective May 17, 2026.
The CDC is holding its 2026 EIS Conference this week and initiating annual mobile health screenings for coal miners, reaffirming its commitment to community health protection.
The 25th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues focuses on health disparities, land degradation, and cultural interconnectedness affecting Indigenous Peoples…
A WHO-EU report details AI integration in EU health systems; UN welcomes a humanitarian access agreement in DR Congo; independent experts raise concerns on penal conditions in…
The OECD identifies aging, gender imbalances, diversity gaps, and shortages as key challenges for the global teaching workforce, emphasizing strategic workforce planning.
The latest PISA results recognize Japan, Korea, Lithuania, and Chinese Taipei for resilience in education, outlining ten strategies to maintain strong student outcomes and…
The 2026 World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup includes an event in Ibiza, Spain, held April 24–25 in the Mediterranean Sea, marking the second consecutive year in this…
The order aims to speed up research and access to psychedelic therapies, offering new options for veterans facing mental health challenges and high suicide rates.
The Division of Program Integrity at NIH reviews allegations of improper employee conduct, grant misuse, and conflicts of interest related to NIH programs and activities.
The NIH Office of Science Policy collaborates across biomedical fields to adapt policies alongside advances in science and technology.
The NIH Executive Secretariat represents institutional perspectives, facilitates communication among divisions, and promotes transparency and accountability within NIH.
Developing health communication materials requires understanding the target audience, choosing the right medium, and addressing specific behavioral objectives to enhance message…
The NIH Office of Legislative Policy and Analysis offers guidance on Congressional matters relevant to NIH leadership and community.
Clear and honest dialogue with doctors and health care teams helps patients make informed decisions about diagnoses, treatments, and recovery plans.
The NIH emphasizes clear writing to improve understanding, reduce barriers, and support its mission of making health information accessible to all Americans.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services refines health literacy concepts to emphasize informed decision-making and the responsibility of organizations in health…
The NIH Office of the Principal Deputy Director manages daily operations, overseeing research funding, administration, and coordination across NIH Institutes and Centers.
This article provides key contact details for reaching the NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison, including emails, phone numbers, and mailing address.
The NIH Office of the Director includes several specialized offices providing leadership, support, and resources to fulfill the institute's mission in medical and behavioral…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides a searchable archive of all its press releases, media statements, transcripts, and advisories dating from 2021.
The CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) marks its 75th anniversary at the 2026 conference, highlighting outbreak investigations and public health advancements.
Esta colección incluye comunicados, declaraciones, transcripciones y avisos del CDC disponibles desde 2021 hasta 2024, presentando las últimas noticias al 28 de agosto de 2024.
Nutrition timing can help swimmers fuel effectively before training, balancing carbohydrate, protein, and fats according to training demands and digestion times.
In 2019, 24% of people with disabilities in OECD countries lived in very low income households, revealing a persistent poverty gap linked to employment disparities and social…
The upcoming OECD AI conference will address adult skills, job mismatches, and barriers to training critical for productivity and innovation in the workplace.
AI technology offers potential benefits in healthcare, education, and climate action, but raises concerns over privacy and security. Effective governance is critical to ensuring…
The OECD highlights that around 60% of global workers are informal and vulnerable, with climate change and environmental degradation further risking their livelihoods.
The NIH Intramural Research Program fosters innovative biomedical research through a collaborative environment focused on diverse health challenges.
The NIH pursues groundbreaking initiatives to accelerate scientific discovery and address health needs including genetics, addiction, and disabilities.
NIH job opportunities include unique hiring paths tailored for the general public, veterans, students, and individuals with disabilities, with each position specifying applicable…
The Accelerating Medicines Partnership (AMP) is a public-private collaboration aimed at enhancing diagnostics and therapies while reducing development time and cost.
The NIH HEAL Initiative, launched in 2018, focuses on improving prevention, treatment, and pain management related to opioid misuse and addiction through research.
The NIH released a comprehensive five-year plan to advance research focused on the health and well-being of Americans with disabilities, emphasizing a person-centered approach…
Addiction impacts millions and causes significant health and social harms; NIH-funded studies aim to develop better medications and therapies.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was appointed as the 18th director of the NIH, bringing extensive experience in medicine, economics, and public health research.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest public funder of biomedical and behavioral research, contributing to significant health and scientific progress globally.
The NIH sets specific quarterly due dates for various grant application types, with some variations based on activity codes and application types.
The National Institutes of Health invests most of its budget in medical research to improve health outcomes and supports researchers through various funding mechanisms, including…
NIH and associated federal agencies provide detailed instructions for submitting various grant applications, including research, career development, training, and small business…
The NIH offers various funding mechanisms and resources to support biomedical research, training, career development, and small business initiatives.
Middle-age weight gain, a natural consequence of aging, involves changes in metabolism and body composition but may be managed through diet and physical activity.
Recent NIH research reveals new insights into brain cell activity in older adults, proteins involved in food allergies, and innovative RNA-based heart attack therapy.
Research indicates that while childhood stress is common, prolonged or traumatic stress may increase risks for chronic health and mental disorders. Supportive relationships may…
Eye discomfort such as tiredness, dryness, and ache can result from prolonged screen use, aging, and environmental factors. Simple steps may help relieve symptoms.
Similar symptoms may make it difficult to tell COVID-19, flu, colds, and allergies apart, but testing can help identify the cause and inform recovery steps.
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a common communication disorder that can persist into adulthood, affecting speech, comprehension, and learning skills in children.
Researchers developed a blood test that identifies early pancreatic cancer by detecting specific protein levels, potentially improving early diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
Research indicates that a significant portion of older adults with dementia take medications that affect the brain and nervous system, which may increase risks such as confusion…
Air pollution, both indoors and outdoors, can affect various aspects of health, including respiratory and cardiovascular systems, and may increase the risk of several serious…
The NIH monthly newsletter provides practical health information and advice reviewed by experts and scientists supported by NIH to ensure accuracy.
A personalized cellular immunotherapy approach may shrink tumors and prevent regrowth in some metastatic colorectal cancer patients, early trial results suggest.
The National Institutes of Health provides free resources including posters and infographics to help increase public understanding and involvement in clinical trials.
A clinical trial finds recurring anger may impair blood vessel function, potentially raising heart disease risk according to NIH-funded research.
This article explains clinical research trials, including terminology, phases, participant types, study designs, and protocols used to test medical treatments.
Two NIH-supported trials found an investigational malaria vaccine to be safe and provide sustained protection against infection and malaria in pregnancy over two years without…
Clinical trials evaluate new methods to prevent, detect, or treat diseases, offering potential benefits to participants and contributing to medical progress.
Clinical research is medical research that requires consultation with healthcare professionals. Learn how to find trials and get answers to common questions.
An AI algorithm created by NIH may help clinicians efficiently connect potential volunteers with clinical trials, potentially accelerating research progress.
The World Aquatics Medical Seminar, held alongside major swimming championships, focused on injury prevention and athlete recovery with expert insights and workshops.
The NIH provides educational materials on clinical research, including types of studies, participant guidance, and special topics like pediatric and Alzheimer’s research.
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Children may respond differently to medicines than adults, prompting the need for clinical trials tailored to pediatric patients, says NIH.
Clinical trials involve both healthy volunteers and patients, each contributing uniquely to research aimed at advancing medical knowledge and treatments.
The National Institutes of Health maintains searchable databases to help individuals find clinical trials on many diseases and conditions, including rare and chronic illnesses.
Participation in clinical trials plays a crucial role in helping researchers develop better methods to treat, prevent, diagnose, and understand diseases.
The National Institutes of Health highlights the critical role of clinical research in advancing health and the ongoing challenge of recruiting participants for trials.
Several individuals with various medical conditions discuss their experiences participating in NIH clinical trials, highlighting the role of trials in advancing medical…
The National Institutes of Health provides free print wellness toolkits in English and Spanish covering topics like disease prevention, emotional well-being, and environmental…
Clinical research registries collect health information to support research and treatment improvements while maintaining strict privacy protections for participants.
The NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison (OCPL) manages public, media, and stakeholder communications, coordinating with NIH's Institutes and Centers.
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