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Over 4,700 UN agency trained veterinarians new vanguard against deadly disease outbreaks

Over 4,700 UN agency trained veterinarians new vanguard against deadly disease outbreaks

Mar 10, 2018, at 02:42 pm

New York, Mar 10 (JEN): More than 4,700 veterinary health professionals who have just completed a United Nations training to tackle disease outbreaks are the new front line of defence protecting farm animals against deadly illnesses in 25 countries across Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

New UN high-profile panel set to take on noncommunicable diseases, cause of seven in 10 deaths globally

New UN high-profile panel set to take on noncommunicable diseases, cause of seven in 10 deaths globally

Feb 17, 2018, at 01:33 pm

New York, Feb 17 (JEN): Bold, innovative solutions are now on the table to accelerate the prevention and control of deadly noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) – such as heart and lung disease, cancers and diabetes – as a new United Nations health agency high-level commission gets set to begin its work.

Diseases and sexual violence threaten Somalis, South Sudanese escaping famine – UN

Diseases and sexual violence threaten Somalis, South Sudanese escaping famine – UN

Apr 19, 2017, at 01:57 pm

New York, Apr 19(Just Earth News): Millions of people are facing the peril of famine in Somalia and South Sudan, and the situation is expected to worsen as the drought and violence fuelling the crises widen, cautioned senior United Nations officials who have just returned from the area.