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How AI Is Reshaping Global Health Systems:

Key Insights from the WHO 2025 Report Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic idea in health care. It is already shaping how doctors diagnose disease, how hospitals manage resources, and how governments plan public health responses. A new report from the World Health Organization titled Artificial intelligence is reshaping health systems: state of readiness […]

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WHO Reaffirms Vaccine Safety Amid US Autism Claims

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently reaffirmed the safety of vaccines, countering claims circulating in the U.S. associating vaccines with autism. This discussion has been rekindled by recent remarks from the U.S. leadership, stirring both public and scientific communities. Vaccines and Autism: Dissecting the Claims Historical debates around vaccines often cite autism as a […]

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The 1950s WHO Drug Plan That Supplied 70% of India’s Penicillin

In the late 1940s, just as the world emerged from war and penicillin was transforming medicine, the newly formed World Health Organization (WHO) tried something extraordinary. It wasn’t just about distributing medicine—it was about ensuring that every country could make life-saving drugs themselves, free from corporate secrecy and political roadblocks. This is the story of […]

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