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Number of studies indicated that anywhere between 50 per cent and 60 per cent of adults in India between 18 years and 69 years do not meet the physical activity regimen that is recommended by WHO
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Even as the UK government attempts to prepare for new pandemics, the country's scientists have warned about a new 'deadly virus' that kills nearly every second patient
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To prevent adverse health outcomes, the World Health Organization recommends limiting salt intake to less than 5 g per day
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The threat of another variant emerging that causes new surges of disease and death remains, and the threat of another pathogen emerging with even deadlier potential remains, said Tedros Ghebreyesus
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A report by UN showed that after years of steady decline, cholera is making a devastating comeback and targeting the world's most vulnerable communities
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WHO has called for caution when deploying large language model tools generated by artificial intelligence
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Recoveries made in the last 24 hours stood at 2,100 taking the total number of recoveries to 4,44,37,304.
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Lymphatic filariasis, also known as elephantiasis, occurs when filarial parasites are transmitted to humans through mosquito bites
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During the past three months, the number of reported new cases dropped by almost 90 per cent compared to the previous three months, according to data published by the WHO.
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As part of the Technical Advisory Group, Dr Kanjilal will monitor the performance of member states in implementing regulatory measures to eliminate trans-fatty acids and suggest WHO for granting validation certificates
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The WHO continues to call on China and all countries to share any data on the origins of SARS-CoV-2 immediately
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Experts on Monday opined that the current surge in infections is only "mild" but a "cause for concern" too
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A team of Chinese investigators found that the cages typically used for transporting animals had tested positive for coronavirus
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The long-lasting, brutal Cyclone Freddy destroyed houses, roads, farmland and hospitals and has claimed 605 lives among the more than 1.4 million affected people
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While human cases of bird flu are still rare, a 11-year-old Cambodian girl died after contracting the virus, WHO also confirmed a human case of bird flu in a Chinese woman
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The WHO chief said that Covid will continue to pose a threat to human health.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed a human case of bird flu in a Chinese woman
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Statisticians worldwide have started calculating the probability of a Covid-like extreme event happening in the years to come
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It was also associated with an increased risk of dying from cancer, most notably ovarian and breast cancers.
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The WHO said the products, manufactured by Marion Biotech, were "substandard" and that the firm had failed to provide guarantees about their safety, the BBC reported.