The WHO is sounding a stark warning: governments must act now-adopting science-driven policies and a stronger One Health approach-because interconnected threats to people, animals and the environment are evolving at breakneck speed
Health ministers and senior officials are gathering at the Seventy-ninth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for South‑East Asia to celebrate recent health gains, chart bold new priorities and strengthen coordinated regional disease‑control efforts
Health experts are raising the alarm as a fast‑moving measles surge sweeps WHO’s South‑East Asia Region – urging immediate, targeted action to revive stalled vaccination campaigns and protect years of hard‑won progress from being wiped out
Next week, health ministers from WHO’s South-East Asia Region will gather to fast-track progress on critical health priorities: strengthening systems, closing equity gaps, and deepening regional cooperation – all to better protect and improve the health of millions
A BBC report reveals that drug-resistant infections are linked to three million child deaths globally. Experts warn urgent action is needed to combat antimicrobial resistance and protect young lives.
The WHO South-East Asia Region is boosting multi-source surveillance systems to improve detection and response to health emergencies, aiming for faster, more coordinated action against outbreaks and crises.
Health authorities across Asia report rising outbreaks of infectious diseases, raising concerns for travelers. Experts urge vigilance and updated vaccinations as the region navigates ongoing public health challenges.