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Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
The United Nations’ Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID-19 requested US$2 billion to aid the world's most vulnerable countries, but has received only a quarter of that amount, posing a risk to global health security.
As the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts essential health services, the World Health Organization warns that pausing routine vaccinations could lead to a dangerous resurgence of preventable diseases.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization has seen a fivefold increase in cyberattacks. Here's what that means for the security of your digital health and how to stay protected.
New estimates from the World Health Organization show that about half a billion people have genital herpes, with billions more living with oral herpes. For a condition this common yet stigmatized, telehealth offers a crucial path to discreet care.
The World Health Organization has issued a strong denial of a German media report alleging a secret phone call between its Director-General and China's President Xi Jinping, calling the story "unfounded and untrue" and a distraction from global pandemic efforts.
Global health experts confirm smokers face a higher risk of severe COVID-19. Learn what this means for your health and how digital tools can help you quit today.
A major report highlights decades of health progress, but warns that the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to throw it all off track. Here's how digital health can help us stay the course.
In a major push for global health equity, the World Health Organization is backing a plan to create a technology pool for COVID-19 vaccines, medicines, and diagnostics, ensuring access for all.
The World Health Organization and the UN Refugee Agency have joined forces to strengthen public health for millions of refugees, with a key focus on COVID-19. Here’s why digital health is a critical part of the solution.
A new collaboration between the Smithsonian, the World Health Organization, and other global science leaders aims to help young people understand the science of COVID-19 and how to stay safe.
The global focus on COVID-19 has had a dangerous side effect: the disruption of routine childhood immunizations, putting at least 80 million infants at risk for preventable diseases like measles, polio, and diphtheria.
The tobacco industry spends billions targeting young people to replace the 8 million customers it loses each year. Here's how digital health can help fight back.
