World Food Safety Day 2026 highlights One Health solutions for safer food in Viet Nam
In National No Tobacco Week, WHO praises progress and urges stronger protection for youth
WHO supports rapid delivery of critical botulism antitoxin to Da Nang
Safe Heads, Strong Future: Viet Nam Road Safety Partnership champions quality helmets to protect young lives
Viet Nam unites to tackle top causes of disease and death
World Health Organization welcomes measures to support disease prevention, equity and sustainability in Viet Nam, on World Universal Health Coverage Day
World Health Organization welcomes National Assembly’s strong stance on banned e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products
AIP Foundation and WHO Viet Nam mobilize stakeholders before new child safety restraint rules take effect in January
First anniversary: Only comprehensive ban can protect Vietnamese youth against new tobacco product harms
World Health Organization donates life-saving rabies vaccines to high-risk provinces in Viet Nam
Uneven progress, significant gaps: New immunization estimates must accelerate urgent action in the Western Pacific
Global Health Learning Centre 2026 opens in Manila, welcoming 22 fellows from across the Western Pacific
11 Western Pacific countries join WHO to launch regional road map and community of practice on air pollution and health
WHO urges targeted action to strengthen emergency workforce capacities for shared health risks across the Asia-Pacific region
Right test, right time, right action saves lives: WHO's clinical diagnostic stewardship manual strengthens AMR response
World No Tobacco Day 2026: Honouring Western Pacific champions protecting future generations from tobacco and nicotine addiction
WHO Western Pacific and The Borrow Foundation strengthen partnership to address the burden of oral diseases in the Region
WHO launches the “Climate and Health Co-benefits Challenge” showcasing climate interventions saving lives
Australia becomes the 30th country to eliminate trachoma as a public health problem
For every generation, vaccines work – but progress must be protected in the Western Pacific
