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WHO vows nothing 'ridiculous' as public submits ideas to rename monkeypoxOften disease names are chosen behind closed doors by a technical committee, but the WHO has this time decided to open up the process to th...- WHO turns to public for monkeypox name changeThe UN health agency has for weeks voiced concern about the name of the disease that emerged onto the global stage in May. Experts warn the...
- Monkeypox cases top 5,000: WHOThough case numbers are rapidly increasing, the United Nations health agency has not set a date for its emergency committee on monkeypox to...
- WHO experts preparing proposal for next studies on virus origin: SpokeswomanThe United States called on Thursday for the WHO to carry out a second phase of its investigation into the origins, with independent expert...
- No immediate reaction to Trump's letter: WHO spokespersonTrump posted a letter to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, dated Monday, on his Twitter page overnight. Among other things, ...
- Coronavirus very likely of animal origin, no sign of lab manipulation: WHO"All available evidence suggests the virus has an animal origin and is not manipulated or constructed in a lab or somewhere else," WHO spok...
- India reported 18,668 cases of measles in 2012WHO and other some scientific communities have blamed the anti-vaccine movement for the spiralling of measles cases in the US and EU.
- Ebola vaccine trials in West Africa likely in January, says World Health OrganizationThe WHO, which has come under fire for bungling its initial reaction to the Ebola crisis is helping coordinate trials of experimental vacci...
- Under fire WHO ready to review handling of flu pandemicThe World Health Organisation said on Tuesday that it was ready to hold an independent review of its response to swine flu, amid growing cr...
- 'Monsoon spreading pandemic flu'H1N1 pandemic flu is spreading in India, Thailand and Vietnam with the onset of Asia’s monsoon season, the World Health Organisation (WHO) ...
- Monsoon death toll 530 in S AsiaTorrential rains in the past two weeks have killed at least 530 people and stranded 19 million.
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