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At The Union World Conference on Lung Health, optimism abounded as new drug regimens were presented that could cut treatment time for drug-resistant TB by up to two-thirds. These regimens, with 85-90% success rates, offer hope to those affected by MDR-TB, who often face long treatments and 14,000 pills. Funding…

US may feel impelled to protect Israel with veto again as UAE prepares security council motion

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Nearly 290,000 women around the world die in childbirth each year, and a third of those who survive develop a long-term health issue after pregnancy.

Authorities say dengue fever is on the rise in Mali, posing a new threat to the West African nation struggling with extremist attacks and political turbulence

Over the course of its war with Hamas in Gaza, Israel has repeatedly clashed with the United Nations.

Israel has declared an area smaller than Heathrow Airport as a safe space for Gaza’s displaced people to move to.

Israel is intensifying its attacks in and around Gaza’s second-largest city as UN expects one million to flee to Rafah.

When the new government lodged an urgent “reservation” against adopting amendments to World Health Organization regulations, it baffled some expert observers but signalled an early win for the NZ First party.