China Sends Third Ebola Team to DR Congo in Record Outbreak
China sends third batch of medical experts to DR Congo as WHO confirms largest-ever Ebola outbreak with over 3,600 cases.
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China sends third batch of medical experts to DR Congo as WHO confirms largest-ever Ebola outbreak with over 3,600 cases.
US funding cuts threaten the International AIDS Conference as PEPFAR heads toward permanent shutdown by 2027, jeopardizing decades of HIV progress.
China's 15th Five-Year Plan for TCM sets 2030 targets for universal access, international standards, and integrated Chinese-Western medicine.
NPR investigation documents three child deaths in Nigeria and Kenya linked to USAID cuts, contradicting Trump administration claims that no children died.
NPR investigation identifies three children whose deaths appear linked to USAID cuts, contradicting administration claims that no children have died.
China deploys second medical team to DRC as Ebola cases surpass 1,500, underscoring Beijing's deepening health security partnership with Africa.
Tons of US contraception remain stranded in Belgian warehouses. Sensoa urges Europe to act as 1.4 million women in Africa face losing access.
PEPFAR funding cuts under the Trump administration are devastating HIV/AIDS programs in South Africa and Mozambique, threatening decades of progress.
A Belgian national hospitalized in Rio under Ebola suspicion has tested negative. Fiocruz confirms malaria as global health vigilance continues.
A rare Bundibugyo Ebola strain surges in DRC's Ituri Province with over 1,000 cases and 241 deaths as medics struggle to contain the outbreak.
WHO raises Ebola risk to 'very high' in DRC after protesters burn a treatment center. No vaccine exists for the rare Bundibugyo strain.
U.S. foreign aid cuts weakened disease surveillance in Africa, potentially delaying detection of the Ebola outbreak that has killed over 130 people.