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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
A landmark World Health Organization report reveals the staggering global toll of drowning, especially on the young. Learn how digital health tools can empower families with life-saving prevention strategies.
For the third straight year, the number of people without enough to eat has increased, reaching 820 million. At the same time, obesity continues to grow, presenting a complex global health crisis.
Global progress in tobacco control is saving lives, but a new WHO report highlights a critical gap: support for quitting. Here’s how digital health can help bridge that divide.
A highly effective Ebola vaccine has cleared a major regulatory hurdle in Europe, a critical step toward preventing future outbreaks and a reminder of how global health security impacts us all.
When we think about health, we often picture a doctor's office. But what if policy decisions about transportation, housing, and energy had just as much impact? A global initiative is pushing for exactly that.
The killing of four Ebola responders in the Democratic Republic of the Congo underscores the extreme risks faced by healthcare workers and the vital role digital health can play in supporting them.
A landmark agreement among World Health Organization Member States to share influenza virus samples is a critical first step in pandemic response. Here’s why that global cooperation matters for your telehealth experience.
Every day, 2000 children die from measles. Now, a global commitment aims to cut that number in half, and digital health tools can be a powerful part of the solution.
The discharge of the last known Ebola patient in the DRC is a major victory, but the threat of flare-ups remains. This highlights the critical role digital health tools can play in surveillance, safety, and rapid response.
In 2003, the WHO declared the global SARS outbreak contained. The success was a landmark for public health, but it also highlights how much has changed—and how digital health tools can better prepare us for the future.
The World Health Organization now has expanded authority to investigate potential disease outbreaks using all available sources—including digital ones. Here’s why this new global health security measure matters for your health.
In a single year, 10.8 million children under five died, with over half of those deaths from just five preventable diseases and malnutrition. A global health strategy aims to change this, and digital health has a vital role to play.
