WHO suspends medicines supplies for Syrians in IS controlled areas
UNITED NATIONS, March 27. /TASS/.
WHO: Legionnaires' disease kills five in Portugal
Geneva, Nov 15, IRNA -- Legionnaires' disease killed five people in Portugal and four more deaths are currently being investigated, the World Health Organization said on Saturday.
WHO welcomes approval of second Ebola vaccine trial in Switzerland
Geneva, Nov 8, IRNA -- The World Health Organization welcomes approval by Swissmedic, the Swiss regulatory authority for therapeutic products, for a second Swiss trial with an experimental Ebola va
WHO updates personal protective equipment guidelines for Ebola response
Geneva, Nov 2, IRNA -- As part of the World Health Organization’s commitment to safety and protection of healthcare workers and patients from transmission of Ebola virus disease, WHO has conducted
Health Minister To Address WHO Meeting In Tunisia
Tehran, Oct 18, IRNA – Minister of Health Hassan Hashemi will depart for Tunisia on Sunday to lecture at the sixty-first session of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean which is
WHO Convenes Emergency Meeting To Contain Ebola In Ghana
Geneva, July 3, IRNA -- WHO is organizing a high-level meeting for the Ministers of Health in the sub-region scheduled for 2–3 July 2014 in Accra, Ghana, as one of the response elements to Ebola.
Ebola Challenges West African Countries As WHO Ramps Up Response
Geneva, June 29, IRNA -- The emergence of an Ebola virus disease outbreak in West Africa in 2014 has become a challenge to the three countries involved, as the Governments of Guinea, Liberia and Si
WHO Director General Praises Iranˈs Successful Model In Medical Services
Tehran, May 21, IRNA – Director General of World Health Organization ( WHO) praised Iranˈs progress in medical services and called emerging medical education in medical services as a successful pla
WHO Says 140,000 People To Get Cholera Vaccine In South Sudan
Geneva, Feb 23, IRNA -- WHO is working with the South Sudan Government and partners to provide vaccines to protect nearly 140 000 people living in temporary camps in South Sudan against cholera.
WHO:Cancer cases are on the rise worldwide
BANGKOK, January 3 (TNA) - The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that the number of cancer cases has risen worlwide, as high as nearly eight million of whom have died annually so far.
