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NewsDesk MC June 30, 2026June 30, 2026 Al-Mawasi, conflict, egypt, Emergency Medicine, gaza, healthcare crisis, hospitals, humanitarian aid, humanitarian operations, international aid, israel, Khan Younis, medical evacuation, medical treatment, middle east, Palestine Red Crescent Society, Palestinian Patients, public health, Rafah Crossing, who, world health organization

WHO evacuates 30 Gaza patients for overseas treatment as medical transfers continue

London-The World Health Organization (WHO), with support from the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), evacuated 30 patients and 55 accompanying

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NewsDesk MC June 14, 2026June 14, 2026 British Medical Association, doctors, employment, england, Government Offer, health workers, healthcare, healthcare crisis, hospitals, industrial action, Labour government, london, Medical Staff, NHS, Pay Dispute, public sector, Resident Doctors, strike action, united kingdom, Wages, workforce

England Doctors Suspend Strikes After Government Pay Offer

London— Resident doctors in England have suspended planned strike action after receiving a new government pay offer, their unions said

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NewsDesk MC June 8, 2026 bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, child mortality, Dhaka, disease control, health policy, healthcare crisis, Hospitalizations, immunization campaign, infectious diseases, interim government, Legal Petition, measles outbreak, Measles Vaccine, Muhammad Yunus, Mujibur Rahman Iqbal, Nur Jahan Begum, public health, South Asia, unicef, vaccination

Legal Challenge Targets Yunus Over Bangladesh’s Deadliest Measles Outbreak in Decades

Dhaka- A legal petition filed in Bangladesh seeks to hold former interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus and members of

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NewsDesk MC June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 bangladesh, child health, children, Dhaka, disease outbreak, disease prevention, Eid travel, emergency response, epidemic, Health Ministry, healthcare crisis, hospitals, infectious disease, Measles, Measles Deaths, Medical Services, Pediatrics, public health, rural healthcare, South Asia, vaccination

Bangladesh Braces for Measles Surge After Eid Travel

Dhaka-Bangladeshi health authorities are preparing for a potential spike in measles infections following Eid holiday travel, as the country battles

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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 africa health crisis, Bundibugyo virus, Central Africa, congo, disease outbreak, ebola, epidemic, global health emergency, healthcare crisis, humanitarian crisis, infectious disease, ituri, medical emergency, North Kivu, outbreak, public health, uganda, vaccines, virus spread, who, world health organization

Rare Ebola Strain Triggers Alarm Across Eastern Congo

Bunia-A fast-spreading outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has intensified fears in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with

NewsDesk MC May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 Brazil healthcare, Caribbean health systems, Chile earthquake history, cuba, Cuban doctors, Cuban economy, developing countries, doctor shortages, economic embargo Cuba, forced labour claims, geopolitical tensions, global health workforce, healthcare access, healthcare crisis, international aid, Latin America healthcare, medical diplomacy, public health systems, rural healthcare, sanctions impact, Trump administration, US foreign policy, US sanctions, USAID dismantling

US Restrictions on Cuban Medical Missions Strain Healthcare Systems Across Latin America

“The US is not proposing anything in return… there is no plan B.” A recent escalation in US policy toward

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NewsDesk MC April 6, 2026April 6, 2026 bangladesh, child health, childhood vaccination, disease control, disease outbreak, emergency response, epidemic response, Gavi Vaccine Alliance, global health support, health infrastructure, health ministry Bangladesh, healthcare crisis, hospital strain, immunisation drive, immunity gap, infectious disease, measles outbreak, outbreak containment, pediatric health, public health emergency, South Asia health, unicef, vaccination campaign, vaccine coverage, viral infection, world health organization

Bangladesh Mounts Emergency Measles Drive as Outbreak Intensifies

Dhaka — Bangladesh has launched an emergency vaccination campaign targeting more than one million children as a rapidly spreading outbreak