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PERSPECTIVE | WAR, HUNGER AND NOW CHOLERA: YEMEN'S CRISIS WORSENS
CAIRO -- By last December, the main hospital in the city of Hajjah in northern Yemen had already received 200 suspected cases of cholera... READ MORE›
CHOLERA DEATH RATES SOAR IN REBEL-HELD AREAS
Ninety percent of Yemen's cholera deaths occur in Houthi areas hit by Saudi-led coalition air strikes and a blockade... READ MORE›
'SAUDI-LED COALITION RESPONSIBLE FOR WORST CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN THE WORLD IN YEMEN'
Yemen is battling against the world's worst cholera outbreak, according to the World Health Organization WHO ... READ MORE›
SAUDI COALITION ATTACKS KILL MANY CHILDREN IN YEMEN
UN Saudi coalition attacks kill many children in Yemen... READ MORE›
YEMEN CHOLERA EPIDEMIC SPREADS TO 21 REGIONS
The UN says the cholera epidemic in Yemen has spread to all but one of 22 regions... READ MORE›
CIVIL WAR SEEN TURNING YEMEN INTO DEADLY CHOLERA INCUBATOR
In Bani Haydan village, nearly 20 percent of the population has fallen sick or died of cholera... READ MORE›
ONE PERSON DYING EVERY HOUR IN YEMEN'S CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
One person dying every hour in Yemen's cholera epidemic... READ MORE›
NW AID GROUPS WORLD VISION, MERCY CORPS JOIN NEW EFFORT TO EASE AFRICA FAMINE
The most hard-hit countries are Yemen, just across the Gulf of Aden from Africa, Somalia, Nigeria and South Sudan... READ MORE›
YEMEN CHOLERA CASES PASS 300,000 AS OUTBREAK SPIRALS
On 24 June, the World Health Organisation declared that Yemen was facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world, with more than 200,000 suspected cases... READ MORE›
NO ONE IS PAYING ATTENTION TO THE WORST HUMANITARIAN CRISIS SINCE WORLD WAR II
The world is caught up in the Trump saga and ignoring a famine that could affect 20 million people in four countries... READ MORE›
HEALTH INSPECTORS USED TO BE PROACTIVE
I work in local government as an environmental health officer, but you probably don't know staff like me exist until incidences occur where you need us... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | HOW WAR BROUGHT CHOLERA AND POLIO BACK TO THE MIDDLE EAST
A child receives treatment at a hospital amid a serious cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen's capital, on June 14... READ MORE›
EU: SAADA BOMBING SHOWS CIVILIANS BEAR BRUNT OF WAR
The European Union has expressed concern over civilian deaths in Yemen after Saudi-led forces killed at least 20 civilians in an air raid last week... READ MORE›
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THE USA CAN LEARN FROM THESE FOREIGN HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
Health care for people with low incomes is subsidized by the government... READ MORE›
ONCE TIME'S 'PERSON OF THE YEAR,' AN EBOLA FIGHTER DIES IN CHILDBIRTH DUE TO STIGMA OF VIRUS
More than 11,000 people died in the Ebola outbreak, although 17,000 who contracted the virus survived... READ MORE›
A CHILD IN YEMEN DIES EVERY 10 MINUTES AS HUMANITARIAN AID FUNDING FALLS SHORT, U.N. SAYS
A broader call for 4.4 billion to address food crises in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria is still unfulfilled... READ MORE›
AS MIGRANT TRAGEDIES SHOCK EUROPE A BIGGER CRISIS LOOMS IN MIDEAST
The United Nations is urging countries worldwide to grant asylum to 130,000 Syrians in the coming year... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | THE WORLD IS IGNORING AN 'UNPRECEDENTED' STARVATION CRISIS
UN warns 20 million people are facing famine in Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia Yemen..... READ MORE›
HAITI DEATH TOLL FROM HURRICANE MATTHEW PASSES 1,000
Authorities bury bodies in mass graves as cholera threat from contaminated water stokes fears of new major outbreak... READ MORE›
TRUMP'S PLAN TO SLASH FOREIGN AID COMES AS FAMINE THREAT IS SURGING
Last year, the United States contributed 6.4 billion in humanitarian aid, according to the United Nations, more than a quarter of global funding... READ MORE›
WHY 20 MILLION PEOPLE ARE ON BRINK OF FAMINE IN A WORLD OF PLENTY
UNITED NATIONS -- In a world filled with excess food, 20 million people are on the brink of famine, including 1.4 million children at imminent risk of death... READ MORE›
AS SOUTH SUDAN CRISIS WORSENS THERE IS NO MORE COUNTRY
MALAKAL South Sudan In places where the fighting is fiercest no one is even attempting to count the dead... READ MORE›
THE U.N. ASKED FOR BILLIONS TO AVERT FOUR HUNGER CRISES. THE MONEY DIDN'T ARRIVE.
In South Sudan, the United Nations says that 2,800 people are fleeing worsening violence and looming famine every day... READ MORE›
AT UN POPE ISSUES SWEEPING CALL FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
Standing before the General Assembly in his first speech here Francis endorsed United Nations efforts to reach a global compact to fight poverty and climate change... READ MORE›
RUSSIAN TROOPS 'FIGHTING ALONGSIDE ASSAD'S ARMY AGAINST SYRIAN REBELS'
An unnamed activist with the Syrian rebel group the Free Syrian Army told The Times The Russians have been there a long time... READ MORE›
EXPLOSION DESTROYS ANCIENT SITE IN YEMEN CAPITAL
Two weeks ago, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution aimed at thwarting and prosecuting antiquities vandals and smugglers... READ MORE›
EDITORIAL LOST VOICES OF THE WORLDS REFUGEES
In the many conferences and diplomatic discussions about refugees, their own voices are rarely heard... READ MORE›
CHOLERA OUTBREAK CLAIMS 315 LIVES IN YEMEN
Some 7.6 million people live in Yemen's cholera-threatened areas, according to UN estimates... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | ETHIOPIA'S CANDIDATE FOR THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION DOESN'T LIKE MENTIONING A CERTAIN DISEASE
Ethiopia's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is a candidate for director general of the World Health Organization... READ MORE›
DROUGHT TAKES TERRIBLE TOLL IN ETHIOPIA
The Ethiopian government has set aside nearly ?130m to deal with the crisis but the UN says a further ?330m is needed... READ MORE›
SHOCK FIGURES TO REVEAL DEADLY TOLL OF GLOBAL AIR POLLUTION
We have a public health emergency in many countries from pollution... READ MORE›
'LIKE A NUCLEAR BOMB': CHOLERA AND DESTRUCTION IN HAITI AFTER HURRICANE KILLS 1,000
The United Nations appealed for 119 million US on Monday to bring life-saving assistance to 750,000 people in southwest Haiti... READ MORE›
READ PUTIN'S U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPEECH
Russia believes in the huge potential of the United Nations, which should help us avoid a new global confrontation and engage in strategic cooperation... READ MORE›
BIRD FLU FOUND ON BRITISH DUCK FARM NOT THE DEADLY H5N1 STRAIN
On the basis of what we know of the strain to date, Public Health England has said that this strain does not present a threat to public health."... READ MORE›
GLOBAL POVERTY DROPS SHARPLY WITH CHINA MAKING BIG STRIDES UN REPORT SAYS
In releasing the report, United Nations officials celebrated meeting some of the goals... READ MORE›
MET POLICE LOOK AT ALLEGATIONS OF SAUDI WAR CRIMES IN YEMEN
The Metropolitan police confirmed that their war crimes unit was assessing whether criminal prosecutions could be brought over Saudi Arabia's devastating aerial campaign in Yemen... READ MORE›
'WHERE WE LIVE DETERMINES OUR HEALTH'
Liburd was not an author of the new report, which was published in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report... READ MORE›
UN SECURITY COUNCIL IS FAILING SYRIA, BAN KI-MOON ADMITS
We need some solidarity unity of purpose particularly among the permanent members of the security council he said in an interview... READ MORE›
MEDICS HEAD TO SOUTHWEST HAITI AS CHOLERA KILLS 13 IN MATTHEW'S WAKE
Clifford Gauther, the health ministry?s director for Haiti?s Sud Department, said Cholera treatment centers, many made of metal sheeting, were destroyed by the hurricane... READ MORE›
PARTNERSHIP AIMS TO BOLSTER LOCAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
We need good information, Dr. Margaret Chan, director general of the World Health Organization, said at an event to announce the new partnership... READ MORE›
AS HOUTHIS ADVANCE SAUDI ARABIA EVACUATES DIPLOMATS
Separately, Saudi Arabia confirmed that an American helicopter had rescued two Saudi pilots who ejected from an F-15 fighter over waters south of Yemen... READ MORE›
U.N. SAYS SOME OF ITS PEACEKEEPERS WERE PAYING 13-YEAR-OLDS FOR SEX
As the United Nations maintains nine peacekeeping operations in Africa, employing over 100,000 people on the continent, the abuses threaten to erode the organization's legitimacy... READ MORE›
IN THE WAKE OF MATTHEW, HAITIAN TOWNS STRUGGLE WITH CHOLERA
In the Port-a-Piment hospital, dozens of cholera patients spilled out of operating rooms into hallways and courtyards Sunday, mixing with relatives and harried volunteer staff... READ MORE›