
Indonesia & WHO Accelerate Leprosy Fight via Early Detection
Highlights: Indonesia still reports around 17,000 to 20,000 new leprosy cases every year, placing it among the highest-burden countries in

Highlights: Indonesia still reports around 17,000 to 20,000 new leprosy cases every year, placing it among the highest-burden countries in

Highlights: The CARE-I programme has begun in Indonesia to strengthen disease surveillance, outbreak response, and cross-sector health coordination. It supports

Highlights: WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean office launched a new AI Community of Practice for disaster and emergency response surveillance on 16

Highlights: PAHO has released a new set of policy briefs to help countries strengthen long-term care in Latin America and

When a hospital runs low on oxygen and staff are forced to buy it from private providers at high cost,

Highlights: WHO has set out a clear framework for regulatory considerations for artificial intelligence in healthcare. The focus stays on

The Ifosfamide Shortage EU situation is set to continue well into the first quarter of next year, according to the European Medicines

The Xpovio Myelofibrosis Trial has delivered mixed results, creating both optimism and uncertainty around the future of the therapy. Karyopharm Therapeutics announced that its

The Merck Terns Pharma Acquisition is emerging as one of the most closely watched deals in the pharmaceutical sector, with

The Indian Weight Loss Drug Regulation landscape is undergoing a significant shift as authorities move swiftly to curb the unauthorised sale and