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Joint statement calling for urgent country scale-up of access to optimal HIV treatment for infants and children living with HIV

Global partners that are committed to ending paediatric AIDS have come together to call on countries to rapidly scale up access to optimal, child-friendly HIV treatment for infants and children. The partners include the United Nations Children’s Fund, the World Health Organization (WHO), UNAIDS, the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis… Read More
Development Health Advice 

COVID-19: Support to frontline workers part of UN response in Brazil

Resident Coordinator in the country, Niky Fabiancic, is leading these efforts, said UN Spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric, speaking in New York.  More than 7.2 million cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Brazil, according to latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO).  As of Tuesday, there were more than 76 million cases globally, with 1.7 million deaths.  WHO and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) are working with the Brazilian authorities… Read More
Development Health Advice 

COVID-19: Support to frontline workers part of UN response in Brazil

Resident Coordinator in the country, Niky Fabiancic, is leading these efforts, said UN Spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric, speaking in New York.  More than 7.2 million cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Brazil, according to latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO).  As of Tuesday, there were more than 76 million cases globally, with 1.7 million deaths.  WHO and the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) are working with the Brazilian authorities… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Culture in crisis: Arts fighting to survive COVID-19 impact

The film industry alone, could lose about 10 million jobs this year, according to UNESCO, while a third of world’s art galleries could cut their staffing by half or more, data collected by the agency shows. Similarly, what has been in effect a six-month closure of concerts and performance, could end up costing the music industry more than $10 billion in lost sponsorships, while… Read More
Development Health Advice 

New COVID-19 variants under the microscope as travel bans mount over UK mutation

According to news reports, more than 40 countries have now banned arrivals from the UK, because of mounting concerns over a new, more transmissible mutation of the new coronavirus, although health officials there stress that there is no evidence it is more deadly, or that it would not respond in the same way to the vaccines cleared for emergency use.  … Read More
Entertainment Fashion People 

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN FROM MALAWI PART2

Malawi has got its germs like Beautiful Voluptuous. Malawi women are friendly and attractive, plus English is widely spoken. Due to the low language barrier, Malawi is a good place to find an African girlfriend or wife. Nellie Matewere is 19 years old. Born in Lilongwe a town in Malawi; moved to the USA(Washington). I describe myself as the girl… Read More
Investments Technology 

YOU CAN NO LONGER SEND MONEY TO NIGERIA USING TRANSFERWISE

By ndesanjo The UK international money transfer company, Transferwise, has stopped offering money transfer services to Nigeria. At least for now. The fintech has been one of the best options for Nigerians in the diaspora to send money back home because of its low transaction cost and speed. A notice on Transfewise Nigeria page simply says, “Because of a recent change in… Read More
Development Health Advice 

COVID-19: Avoid ‘nationalistic footrace’ in choosing vaccines

Dr. Mike Ryan, Director of Emergencies, was responding to a question about public concern over governments deciding to acquire certain vaccines over others.  He warned against comparing national approaches in a competitive fashion, while calling for patience, tolerance and solidarity.  A race we must finish together  “I don’t think we should be seeing this as a game of winners and… Read More
Health Advice Lifestyle 

New study highlights cost-effectiveness of bans on pesticides as a suicide prevention strategy

National bans on highly hazardous pesticides can be a cost-effective and affordable intervention for reducing suicide deaths in countries with a high burden of suicides attributable to pesticides, according to a new study published in The Lancet Global Health today. The exploratory economic analysis, one of the first to examine the cost-effectiveness of implementing a population-based, suicide prevention intervention in… Read More
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