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Indonesia children at risk as COVD-19 disrupts vaccination drives

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Health experts warn efforts to contain pandemic could lead to an increase in preventable but fatal childhood diseases.
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Clusters of infection always a cause of concern, WHO says

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Disease clusters, like the COVID-19 one in Beijing, offer a unique opportunity to understand transmission better, says the World Health Organization.  
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'The world needs a WHO, as imperfect as it is': Dr. Fauci

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Speaking to CBC's Chief Political Correspondent Rosemary Barton, U.S.'s top infectious-disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci says he supports the World Health Organization — and is pushing for improvements to "correct some of the missteps of...
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WHO says dexamethasone just one of many breakthroughs needed to fight COVID-19

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The World Health Organization welcomes news about the apparent effectiveness of the steroid, but says there is still much to learn about it.  
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COVID-19 in Africa: Virus spreading from urban to rural areas

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Rural areas do not have adequate access to healthcare or awareness of preventive measures.
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WHO pushes for global commitment to ensure equal access to any vaccine for COVID-19

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The World Health Organization is urging more countries to make a political commitment so that any emerging vaccine for COVID-19 will be shared equitably.
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Latin America: Economic inequality makes coronavirus worse

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PAHO says the spread of COVID-19 in Latin America will take longer to slow.
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Yemen COVID-19: Fears cases and deaths are being underreported

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The WHO believes many more people in Yemen are affected by coronavirus than official reporting shows.
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Bolsonaro threatens WHO exit as Brazil's coronavirus toll soars

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Accusing WHO of 'ideological bias', Bolsonaro says he may follow US president's footsteps and leave the UN health body.
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Drug trial involving hydroxychloroquine to resume, WHO says

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After announcing a pause in the drug trial for hydroxychloroquine, the World Health Organization now says it will resume after a safety review concluded there was no reason to modify trial protocols.
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WHO issues new guidance on the use of masks in fight against COVID-19

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The WHO is urging more use of masks in areas of possible community transmission and providing advice about the best materials to use for cloth masks.
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Brazil's coronavirus death toll now the world's fourth-highest

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With close to half a million confirmed cases, the minister of health says the real number could be 15 times higher due to the lack of testing.
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WHO warns countries must prepare for unpredictable nature of COVID-19

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The world may see a second peak of the coronavirus, even within this first wave, says Dr. Michael Ryan, executive director of the World Health Organization's emergencies program. 
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Brazil deaths may surpass 125,000 by August

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As daily death rate climbs to the highest in the world, new study warns total toll could surge five-fold by early August
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Venezuela health system 'grossly unprepared' for COVID-19 crisis

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Venezuela has 1,177 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 10 deaths, but rights groups say the real numbers are much higher.
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WHO says South America new coronavirus 'epicentre'

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Brazil, whose president has resisted restrictions, is the hardest-hit country in the region with over 330,890 cases.
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Brazil overtakes Russia to become No 2 in world for virus cases

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The grim milestone comes as the WHO calls South America 'a new epicentre' of the deadly virus.
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WHO says it will continue to lead global fight against coronavirus pandemic

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Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO director general, says the organization will continue providing strategic leadership as the world battles the coronavirus.
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WHO head says he will keep leading virus fight after Trump threat

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WHO member states pass resolution calling for an investigation into the global response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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WHO says no shortcuts in vaccine development

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The World Health Organization says development of a vaccine against the coronavirus must be done as efficiently as possible, but no steps can be skipped.
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It's not a choice between the economy and the health system, WHO says

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Dr. Michael Ryan of the World Health Organization says there is a fear that lifting lockdowns prematurely could lead to a vicious cycle of public health disaster followed by economic disaster.
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WHO comment that COVID-19, 'may never go away,' no surprise to Calgary infectious disease researcher

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'It's going to be nearly impossible to put that genie back in the bottle,' says Craig Jenne of the virus's prevalence around the world.
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World Health Organization says COVID-19 may never go away

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The Word Health Organization is warning that the novel coronavirus may never be eliminated. The global health body is cautioning against trying to predict how long COVID-19 will keep circulating around the world.Keywords:
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Anticipate a 'push and pull' for some time as countries open up, WHO says

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The World Health Organization is advising countries to lift measures in a slow, controlled way to prevent the coronavirus from taking off again.