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Gaza's 'Ceasefire' Continues to Not Feel Like One, Says UN, as Children Killed and Aid Destroyed
UN reports another 'deadly week' in Gaza: children killed, aid destroyed, and a ceasefire that's about as effective as a chocolate teapot.
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UN reports another 'deadly week' in Gaza: children killed, aid destroyed, and a ceasefire that's about as effective as a chocolate teapot.
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WHO tallies 3,205 attacks on Ukraine's healthcare, because apparently bombing hospitals is a strategy, and still tries to patch things up.
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Africa plans to train 3 million health workers by 2035, because currently it has only 46% of what it needs - and apparently a million trained professionals are just hanging out unemployed.
The Guardian Europe
DRC Ebola heroes work unpaid as outbreak spreads; UN warns funds run out, and the world collectively checks its wallet.
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WHO's tally of attacks on healthcare hits 10,400+ with zero convictions, because apparently accountability is also a casualty of war.
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UN offers aid for Colombia's biggest quake in a century, citing 126 dead and 1,495 injured - because when nature throws a tantrum, bureaucracy rushes in.
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Russia's ongoing invasion targets humanitarian aid warehouses, destroying supplies and disrupting relief efforts, because apparently bombing hospitals and aid workers is a strategy.
BBC World
Ebola continues to outpace health authorities in DR Congo, with WHO admitting the virus is ahead of them. Second-worst outbreak ever, no vaccine, and only 30% of cases reached.
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Ukraine's recovery is a patchwork of rebuilt schools, protected maternity wards, retrained workers, and a whole lot of human stubbornness.
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Wildfire smoke is bad for you, even far away, says WHO. Who knew?
BBC World
Italy's children have swapped the Mediterranean diet for pizza, pasta, potatoes, protein, and bread - and the scales are not happy about it.
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Wildfires in Europe have increased 57% in four years, burning 2.2 million hectares, forcing mass evacuations, and prompting the WHO to state the obvious: climate change is the culprit.
The third-largest Ebola outbreak ever shows we've learned some things, but the U.S. seems determined to unlearn the importance of actually maintaining the systems that stop pandemics.
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Global vaccination rates inch up one percentage point, which is progress - unless you're one of the 13.5 million kids still getting zero doses.
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Sudan adds cholera to its already impressive roster of crises, with over 100 dead and aid access hampered by drones.
The Guardian
Europe’s air conditioning culture war reaches a boiling point as record heat pits climate ideology against public health, with far-right parties flip-flopping on AC and Elon Musk cheering for American-style cooling.
UN News
An anthropologist plays community mediator as Uganda battles Ebola stigma, proving that cake and conversation can be just as vital as lab results.
BBC World
WHO begins clinical trial for Bundibugyo Ebola strain treatments as DRC outbreak surpasses 1,400 cases and 438 deaths.
BBC World
A three-year-old is rescued six days after Venezuela's earthquakes, offering a rare good news story amid a humanitarian catastrophe with nearly 2,000 dead.
The Guardian
A patient in Glasgow is being tested for Ebola; Public Health Scotland says risk is low, but they're ready to trace contacts and maybe panic a little.
The Good Times
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