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Having been instituted by the World Health Organization in the World Health Assembly of 2007, World Malaria Day, is an occasion that highlights the need for governments to make continuous investments and have a sustained political commitment for the prevention and control of Malaria.
Read moreThis year, as we are in a period of time where the vaccine for the Corona Virus has been found, and immense exposure and importance is being given to that, the World Health Organization has come up with the theme, ‘Vaccines bring us closer’ which is in theory very true.
In a world where people are asked to keep a safe distance from everyone, in a world where shaking hands and hugging are looked at as luxuries, herd immunity is something that can bring us closer.
The United Nations governing body set up 30 Sustainable Development Goals that they hope to achieve by 2030, and one of those goals is Good Health and Well-being. We are currently nine years away from 2030, and this World Health Day we need to pay special attention to how far we came as a community and how far we have to go.
Read moreThe theme for World TB Day 2021 “The Clock is Ticking” signifies that the world is running out of time to honor the commitments they made to ending Tuberculosis world over.
Read moreRead more“A woman with a voice is by definition a strong woman. But the search to find that voice can be remarkably hard.”
— Melinda Gates
The importance of data privacy is highlighted by celebrating 28th of January as the Data Privacy Day. This day is used to showcase the importance of individual data and how it should be protected at all costs.
Read moreHIV/AIDS was first discovered in the early 1980s and since then has caused over 32 million deaths globally. As of 2020, over 38 million people are living with HIV around the world. On 1988, the World Aids Day was designated to December 1st to raise awareness around the world.
Read moreThe theme for this year’s Antimicrobial Awareness Week is: “Handle with care” and the theme for Human Health is: “United to preserve antimicrobials”.
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