
Poor nations may see higher coronavirus deaths, warns UN official
Certain countries are more vulnerable to the impact of the Coronavirus, due to poverty and poor health services.
Certain countries are more vulnerable to the impact of the Coronavirus, due to poverty and poor health services.
Announced yesterday (1 March 2020), the UN have contributed a large sum of money to countries with poor health care to help them combat the coronavirus.
It’s never too late to quit smoking, as a new study reveals how cells can be replenished after giving up smoking, reducing the risk of developing cancer.
Today (4 February) marks World Cancer Day. But treatment needs serious improvement, especially in terms of the inequalities that have an impact on cancer care.
There have been no new cases of cholera in Haiti for a whole year, demonstrating a serious improvement in healthcare, adequate sanitation and clean water.
Amidst much uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus, people want to know if they are personally at risk. Here’s some important information.
Following World Leprosy Day (26 January), the extremely unjust treatment of people suffering with leprosy has been brought into questioning.
It’s yet to be decided whether a Public Health Emergency will be declared following the recent outbreak of a virus in China.
Quality healthcare should be accessible to everyone, despite economic inequalities. This is an issue being raised at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
The healing power of nature should not be undermined and is arguably more desirable than medicine for mental health.