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    UN Holds Second High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Preparedness▼Second United Nations General Assembly High‑Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response✉newsHealthPandemics4 h ago

    The United Nations General Assembly convened its second High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response, bringing member states together to strengthen global defences against future health emergencies. The World Health Organization is highlighting the meeting as a key moment for international coordination, three years after the first such session and amid ongoing negotiations over a global pandemic agreement.

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    The World Health Organization says the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to two new health zones, raising concerns that efforts to contain the virus are not holding. Health authorities are expected to step up contact tracing, surveillance and response measures in the newly affected areas as the WHO and partners work to prevent further geographic spread of the outbreak.

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    Ebola outbreak in Congo spreads to two more health zones, WHO says●Ebola outbreak in Congo expands to two additional health zones: WHO✉newsHealthPandemics49 min ago

    The World Health Organization reports that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has expanded to two additional health zones, widening the affected area and raising concern about containment efforts. Health authorities are monitoring the spread as response teams work to trace contacts and limit further transmission in the region.

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    The World Health Organization reports that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to two new health zones, raising concerns about the potential for wider transmission. Wire services including Reuters, The Hindu and South Africa's SABC are carrying the update, which health officials say underscores the difficulty of containing the virus in remote, densely connected communities. Response teams are working to trace contacts and curb further spread.

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    University of Kansas Wins $5.8 Million NIH Grant to Combat Antibiotic Resistance▼University of Kansas Lands $5.8 Million NIH Grant to Fight Antibiotic Resistance✉newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    The University of Kansas has been awarded a $5.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to fund research into antibiotic resistance, one of the most pressing threats to global public health. The funding will support efforts to develop new ways to combat drug-resistant bacteria, a problem the World Health Organization ranks among the top threats to modern medicine.

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    World leaders have renewed their commitment to protecting the world from future pandemics, according to a post from the World Health Organization. The announcement appears to be part of ongoing international efforts to strengthen pandemic preparedness, though the posts collected do not include details on which leaders were involved, what specific commitments were made, or the occasion for the statement. Discussion of the news is limited in the available evidence, so the broader public reaction is not yet clear from the posts collected.

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    World Sauna Congress convenes in Oslo amid surging global interest▼The hot spot: World Sauna Congress convenes in Oslo as global interest skyrockets✉newsWorldUS Politics20 min ago

    The World Sauna Congress is meeting in Oslo, with organizers reporting rapidly growing international enthusiasm for sauna culture. Nordic bathing traditions have spread well beyond Finland and Scandinavia in recent years, and the congress brings together enthusiasts, builders, and health researchers to discuss sauna practice, wellness benefits, and design. Coverage of the event highlights how a once-local custom has become a global wellness trend.

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    WHO Africa pushes AI-assisted health emergency preparedness across borders▼Advancing Africa’s cross-border collaboration through AI-assisted health emergency preparedness✉newsHealth10 h ago

    The World Health Organization's Africa regional office is highlighting efforts to strengthen cross-border collaboration on health emergency preparedness using artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to help African countries detect and respond to outbreaks and other health crises faster by sharing data and coordinating responses across national boundaries.