WHO statement on the Eighth Meeting of the IHR Emergency Committee regarding MERS-CoV
Leprosy needs renewed efforts, greater push
WHO Executive Board appoints Dr Matshidiso Moeti as new Regional Director for Africa
Zsuzsanna Jakab elected for a second term as WHO Regional Director for Europe
More than 2.5 million people reached in emergency response campaign with anti-malarial medicines in Sierra Leone
WHO Global TB Programme welcomes appointment of UN Special Envoy on Tuberculosis Dr Eric P. Goosby
Statement on the 4th meeting of the IHR Emergency Committee regarding the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa
WHO welcomes appointment of UN Special Envoy on Tuberculosis Dr Eric P. Goosby
Noncommunicable diseases prematurely take 16 million lives annually, WHO urges more action
Government of Mali and WHO announce the end of the Ebola outbreak in Mali
WHO certifies Ghana free of dracunculiasis
Call on WHO to lead a network aimed at the control of leishmaniasis
Interactive website improves access to WHO recommendations on providing safe abortion care
No Ebola cases detected in Iraq
New UNMEER chief arrives in Liberia to assess Ebola response
A web platform to monitor Global standards for quality of health-care services for adolescents
Health partners unite to build stronger systems for health in Ebola-affected countries
New study highlights need to scale up violence prevention efforts globally
Scale-up in effective malaria control dramatically reduces deaths
New WHO guide to prevent and control cervical cancer
WHO certifies seven more countries as free of guinea-worm disease
Dracunculiasis: WHO upbeat about eradicating dracunculiasis
South Sudan to scale up interventions to interrupt dracunculiasis transmission by 2013
In a historical first, WHO records zero cases of dracunculiasis in January
South Sudan vows to interrupt dracunculiasis transmission amid continued decline
High-level mission reiterates need for enhanced dracunculiasis surveillance and case-containment in Ethiopia’s Gambela region
South Sudan dracunculiasis eradication campaign goes full-steam ahead, despite challenges
Disease surveillance detects first case of dracunculiasis in post-2011 Sudan
Cases of dracunculiasis continue to drop in South Sudan
WHO certifies five more countries as free from dracunculiasis
Instability in South Sudan undermines global efforts to eradicate dracunculiasis
South Sudan introduces reward to accelerate detection and reporting
Ghana uses instant smartphone messaging to accelerate dracunculiasis surveillance
South Sudan: no new cases of dracunculiasis for five consecutive months
South Sudan reports zero cases of guinea-worm disease for seventh consecutive month
Sustaining public awareness and community engagement crucial to interrupting dracunculiasis transmission
Cases of guinea-worm disease drop to historic low
Dracunculiasis surveillance programmes respond strongly to rumours, while cases plummet
STATEMENT –– 11th meeting of the International Commission for the Certification of Dracunculiasis Eradication
