Current GM foods can bring benefits but safety assessments must continue
WHO launches project to minimize risks of radon
Shaping the future of TB control
WHO decision on public health problems caused by harmful use of alcohol
TB cases and deaths linked to HIV now at alarming levels in Africa
TB recommendations included in "Commission for Africa" report
The World Health Organization recommends that no person under 18 should use a sunbed
Strategic approach to maintain appropriate tuberculosis control activities in countries affected by the Asian tsunami disaster
Investigation launched into death of WHO Stop TB professional officer
World Alliance for Patient Safety
Survivors of Bam earthquake urgently require public health supplies and medicines
Half a million patients suffering from tuberculosis to get free life-saving medicines
Urgent work needed to rebuild health care systems
SARS case in laboratory worker in Taiwan, China
New book demonstrates how climate change impacts on health
The Health Academy
Global search for SARS vaccine gains momentum
World Health Organization and UNAIDS unveil plan to get 3 million AIDS patients on treatment by 2005
WHO adds new fixed dose combinations to its list of quality products for AIDS treatment
Global AIDS epidemic shows no sign of abating; highest number of HIV infections and deaths ever
WHO Director-General: invest in health to end plague in Madagascar
Mental health information at your fingertips – WHO launches the MiNDbank
WHO issues new guidance for treating children with severe acute malnutrition
Governments to agree increased focus on people with disabilities in development strategies
WHO calls for the phase out of mercury fever thermometers and blood pressure measuring devices by 2020
WHO hand hygiene strategy feasible and sustainable for health-care settings around the world
Humanitarian emergencies, an opportunity for fresh start in providing sustainable, long-term mental health services
New UN food safety and nutrition standards will benefit consumers
WHO issues guidance on emerging double threat of childhood obesity and undernutrition in low- and middle-income countries
2.4 billion people will lack improved sanitation in 2015
More than 270 000 pedestrians killed on roads each year
Millions have hearing loss that can be improved or prevented
1 in 2 countries unprepared to prevent and manage cancers
Hospital partnerships improve patient safety
Former Director-General of WHO dies: health contributions remembered
New WHO safe and dignified burial protocol - key to reducing Ebola transmission
Improved data reveals higher global burden of tuberculosis
World Heart Day 2014: salt reduction saves lives
WHO: Air travel is low-risk for Ebola transmission
Ebola challenges West African countries as WHO ramps up response
