Brazil Ends Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
Brazil becomes the first major nation validated by WHO to end mother-to-child HIV transmission.
Sexual Violence Against Women and Children: A Global Health Crisis
Sexual violence against women and children is increasingly recognized as a major global health crisis, with lasting impacts on mental health, physical wellbeing, and society.
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Hepatitis B Vaccine Guidance Change Divides Medical Experts
U.S. advisers have voted to revise the Hepatitis B Vaccine Guidance, ending the universal newborn birth dose and triggering widespread concern among medical experts and parents.
Unpaid Nurses Arrears Protest as Workers Reject Salary Offer
Unpaid nurses and midwives have rejected a one-month salary offer, calling it an insult after 11–12 months of unpaid service. They demand full arrears without delay.
Celiac Disease: The Silent Autoimmune Disorder Millions Overlook
Celiac Disease affects millions but is often overlooked. Know the signs early to protect your health.
Bird Flu Mutation Risk Could Trigger Deadlier Pandemic, Scientists Warn
Bird Flu Mutation Risk is prompting urgent warnings from global scientists as H5N1 spreads across birds and mammals. Experts say a mutation could trigger a severe new pandemic.
HIV in Bono Region: Rising Cases Demand Urgent Action
HIV in Bono Region is rising, with nearly 20,000 people affected. This GSN report explains the key drivers, expert reactions, and what must change to protect communities.
13,500 Nurses Recruitment: 5 Strategic Impacts on Ghana’s Health System
Ghana’s 13,500 Nurses Recruitment marks one of the largest health workforce expansions in recent years, aimed at improving care, reducing shortages, and strengthening rural hospitals.
Global Health at Risk: WHO Sounds Alarm on Rising Antibiotic Resistance
The WHO Antibiotic Resistance Warning reveals a rapid rise in drug-resistant infections worldwide, threatening modern healthcare and exposing major gaps in global preparedness.
World Diabetes Day: Experts Warn of Rising Global Cases
World Diabetes Day exposes the alarming rise in global diabetes cases as experts warn that late diagnosis, lifestyle risks, and weak health systems are accelerating a growing health crisis.