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73rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe draws to a close with a clear focus on resilience amid ongoing challenges and crises

Tajikistan is reforming Primary Health Care to reach Universal Health Coverage

Monitoring child health in Sweden using a regional database on student health

Newly adopted resolution is a tool for countries to tackle the health workforce crisis

New WHO guide for small and medium-sized enterprises highlights benefits of physical activity for workplaces

What it is like to be a spousal carer – perspectives from 2 women from Ireland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

“Humans should be treated as humans, not as Germans, Syrians, Iraqis or Afghans”

The beating heart of our Region: WHO European Region calls on Member States to develop Preparedness 2.0

Countries in the WHO European Region commit to action on antimicrobial resistance by endorsing a new European Roadmap

With the colder months upon us, WHO/Europe launches new platforms to track and share real-time data on respiratory viruses

WHO Director-General's opening remarks at the 73rd Session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe – 24 October 2023

Towards a resilient region – Address by the WHO Regional Director for Europe at the 73rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe

Back to the future: harnessing the power of primary health care to transform our health systems

Statement by Her Royal Highness Crown Princess of Denmark, Patron of the WHO Regional Office for Europe – for WHO’s 75th Anniversary and the 73rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe

Shock, grief and the challenge of healing: Israel’s health system responds to the October attacks

WHO outlines considerations for regulation of artificial intelligence for health

Unlocking the future of healthy ageing: The Lisbon Outcome Statement

Addressing the growing needs of Kazakhstan’s digital health workforce

WHO-USAID project to end drug-resistant tuberculosis in Central Asia concludes

How digital health became the norm in Sweden's remote north: Sofie's perspective