International Healthcare Week 2025, themed “Innovate, Collaborate, and Elevate Healthcare in ASEAN and Beyond,” will gather global leaders to showcase breakthroughs, forge partnerships, and drive future-ready health systems.
China and Central Asian nations are rapidly deepening their health partnership. A wave of new agreements on disease surveillance and control, expanded medical training, and joint vaccine production is reshaping …
Indonesia has become a focal point in a Bill Gates-backed tuberculosis vaccine trial, raising ethical questions about its role as a potential ‘guinea pig’ in testing new medical interventions, South …
HMPV cases are increasing across Asia, raising concerns among health officials. However, experts urge calm, emphasizing that most infections are mild and preventive measures remain effective, reducing risk of severe …
The World Health Organization warns of a resurgence in preventable diseases threatening children across East Asia and the Pacific, sparking urgent calls for renewed vaccination efforts and healthcare access.
A new study in the International Journal for Equity in Health explores health financing reforms amid crises in Southeast Asia, revealing how political economy shapes equity and policy outcomes across …
Nepal has been officially verified for rubella elimination, marking a significant achievement for the WHO South-East Asia Region. This milestone highlights successful vaccination efforts and strengthened health systems.
A new Lancet study reveals that climate change may boost arsenic levels in Asian paddy rice, raising health risks for millions. Experimental data and models highlight urgent food safety concerns …
The WHO South-East Asia Region has announced the winners of the Public Health Champion Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions to health advancements and community well-being across member countries.
The 2025 Annual Meeting of the South-East Asia Regional Working Group on Immunization convened under WHO guidance to address regional health challenges and chart a strategic path forward for enhanced …
The WHO has revamped SEARHEF 2.0 to enhance health emergency response across South-East Asia, aiming to strengthen regional collaboration and improve preparedness against future health crises.
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.
The latest IQVIA report highlights a growing obesity crisis in Southeast Asia, urging urgent public health action. Rising rates threaten healthcare systems and economic stability across the region.
The World Health Organization reports that maternal mortality remains a critical global issue, with approximately 295,000 women dying annually from pregnancy-related causes. Efforts to improve healthcare access are urgent to …
The WHO reviews climate change and health initiatives across SEARO member states, highlighting progress and challenges in addressing climate-related health risks in South-East Asia. Efforts focus on resilience and adaptation …
New research reveals climate change now accounts for nearly 20% of dengue cases in the Americas and Asia, highlighting urgent need for integrated health and environmental policies to combat the …
DHR-ICMR recently hosted an international meeting focused on health research and innovations in public health, gathering experts to discuss advancements and collaborative strategies for global health improvement.
An Abilene restaurant has been closed following a health inspection that uncovered imminent risks to public safety, the city health department confirmed. Officials urge patrons to stay informed on updates.
Amid rising costs and economic pressures, Southeast Asian countries face tough choices on universal healthcare. Experts warn that sustaining current models may no longer be feasible, signaling a potential shift …
Tuberculosis cases among children have surged across Europe and Central Asia, raising alarm among health authorities. Experts warn this increase threatens regional efforts to control the deadly infectious disease.
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