that is i by the world health organization. that isi million by the world health organization.s, that is a really large market, and it is also... it is people. with over1 billion devices worldwide running ios, apple are arguably now one of the biggest sellers of accessible technology in the world. i managed to secure a rare access to their base. i was keen to find outjust how much involvement disabled people have in the design process, and what, or indeed true, drives the agenda. we stand by the mantra that is something in the disability community, which is nothing about us without us, so as we build our technology we have employees who are members of these communities, and who are reliant upon this technology in their daily use of it, who are helping us to make decisions about what we build. we also look to the communities themselves. we get in tons of feedback from individuals across a wide spectrum of disability areas who share with us their thoughts. so it is brilliant that these companies are making their products more accessible. do you think there is enough motivation fo

the world health organization indicated gaming disorder is a disease for the first time in june.rs globally and annual revenue is expected to grow to $180 billion. here to discuss is jim stier and the executive director of the game developers association. how concerned are you about the rise of fortnight in particular -- fortnite in particular? jim: it is a phenomenon, a hugely successful game. our video games addictive? absolutely. the whole point is that you have this incredibly phenomenal, successful game. but it raises deep concerns for parents. it is the biggest pain point when it comes to technology. emily: the world health organization's definition is a disorder and you say it is discriminatory against gamers. why? jen: because there is no evidence that video games are addicted. if you look at what the american psychiatric association has to say, they say that the evidence to support creating an addiction category for video games doesn't exist. there was a study in the american journal of psychiatry that showed that players that showed characteristics that you would associ

i have done a lot of work trying to get the global health community to change its perspective on it. and then when i went to the world health organizationas the same thing. the overwhelming consensus, like 99.9% of all the hiv physicians in the world were saying impossible to treat hiv in developing companies. -- developing countries. there were 25 million people in africa who were living with hiv. and the global health community was about to issue a death sentence on all 25 million people living with hiv in africa. and so, that was what i did. david: so you leave the world health organization after a couple of years, heading their hiv program. you then go to harvard medical school and teach there. somebody calls you and says, would you like to be president of dartmouth? why did you decide to do that? dr. kim: it is a great question, and sometimes i wonder myself why. and i said to them, you know, my work for my entire life has been focusing on the lives of the poorest. and i said i don't think i can do this because it feels to me like you are asking me to turn my back on the poor. and somebody on the committee in what was really a bril

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or the mongolian capital is one of the world's most polluted cities according to the world health organization much of the winter smog comes from the old fashioned coal burning stoves the levels of harmful particulate matter are many times higher than guidelines permit that's making people sick especially children. the monk only in government this urgently looking for solutions and the company in berlin is hoping for orders not just in mongolia but in china too they're the foil could be heated using renewable power in new buildings for example potentially it's a giant market but there are some business risks. just the fact that we have this technology that's been developed in germany traction lot of interest there. if this technology ends up being copied well the market is so big that i think we can prevail with our label made in germany. and. they already have a preorder for beijing for one hundred thousand square meters that is for thousands of apartments beijing like toure is a city with levels of air pollution that pose a high health risk to residents. and from a look at asia to look at sp

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the world health organization has warned of a resurgence of measles worldwide the number of infections jumped more than thirty percent last year compared to two thousand and sixteen the w.h.o. recorded increases in almost every part of the world including wealthy countries so . just germany where vaccination coverage has been historically high. marriott the world's largest hotel group says the personal data of up to half a billion guests may have been compromised in a hike of the starwood reservation database a further investigation revealed there had been on authorized access to the accounts as far back as two thousand and fourteen. who will protect the world order as we know it well these are the candidates world leaders convening at the g. twenty summit in argentina they include a crown prince suspected of ordering a murder a president who's flirting with war and the leader of a superpower who evidently is all about me me and me i broke off in berlin this is the day. i would like to you to believe does so seriously discuss three on the ship such a great world the tragic situation in

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the world health organization has warned of a resurgence of measles worldwide the number of infections jumped more than thirty percent last year compared to twenty sixteen the w.h.o. recorded increases in almost every part of the world including wealthy countries such as germany where vaccination coverage has been historically high. marriott the world's largest hotel group says the personal data of up to half a billion guests may have been compromised in a hack of the starwood reservation database a further investigation revealed there had been unauthorized access to the database as far back as twenty fourteen. it's been long in coming now the g twenty has seen one trade deal with canada mexico and the united states signed a renegotiated version of the nafta deal which donald trump tore off also on the program hackers infiltrate the marriott hotel group and make off with the data out of five hundred million guests over a four year period and as the world pursues sustainable economics kenyan fisherfolk have sparked a national fashion craze using their catch. to the program it's consider

fighting has stopped or difficult for the aid organizations to reach the war has already cost thousands of lives today at the start of the peace talks the world health organization says this loss of life must stop. it's a manmade conflict it's making many people millions of people hungry and the only thing that we need is peace because it's not sustainable i mean to to continue assisting and having half of the population of a country relying on external support millions of people are waiting for their hunger need and sorrow to come to an end more than anyone else the youngest are running out of time. earlier we spoke to britain's ambassador to yemen michael arrington who is at the peace talks in sweden and we asked him if he thinks that these negotiations will yield tangible results. i think they are moving in the right direction i think that we have to have realistic expectations but as bob seger the said this morning we should have high bishan we all have high ambitions in these talks and we hope the progress will be made first of all on his framework for the process a kind of gateway to the negotiations which sets out how he sees the negotiations

the natural world is on the horizon. amy: attenborough's warning came as the world health organization said in a new report that meeting the commitments of the pariris climate e agreement coud save millions of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars by 2050. speaking from poland on wednesday, the world health organization's maria neira said some 7 7 million people cucurrey die eaeach year from air pollutn alone. health, want to protect if we want to make sure that we will reduce dramatically those 7 million deaths that are occurring every year because o f pollution, we need to accccelere this energy transition. we know there will be a transition, but we wanant to tel countries thehe more you delay this transitition, the more you will be respsponsible e for the number of millions o of dead evy year. amy: the who's warning came as ththe trump administration is expected to o announcece plans y to roll backck obama-era regulations on coal, paving the way for a new generation of dirty power plants. democracy now! broadcast all next w week from the u.n. climae summit in poland. in canada, an environmental group is launching a

the peace operations has to be part of that. on the international organization, i will pick a geneva-based organization. the world health organization, one of the problems is funding has been up and down and disease specific versus strengthening the overall agency. one way to reform would be to balance the relationship between headquarters and who, a strong regional office and that could have helped the response to the ebola crisis and there may need to be further reforms in the who's international health organizations to deal with the bio security threats coming down the pike but it is possible to get reform in a place like who, all the major stakeholders to get behind that kind of reform. we saw that in the wake of the ebola crisis. >> i could talk during hours because it has been my problem to full doctoring 5 years. first, the un basically doesn't have real military structure so there is no strategy. the forces which are very lightly armed, western powers -- which means it is often not very good quality because some countries are making money by providing blue helmets, each one is paid $25 a month and some countries

the world health organization has warned of a resurgence of measles worldwide the number of infections jumped more than thirty percent last year compared to two thousand and sixteen the w.h.o. recorded increases in almost every part of the world including wealthy countries such as germany where vaccination coverage has been historically high. mariette the world's largest hotel group says the personal data of up to half a billion guests may have been compromised in a hack of the starwood reservation database a further investigation revealed there had been on authorized access to the accounts as far back as two thousand and fourteen. who will protect the world order as we know it well these are the candidates world leaders convening at the g. twenty summit in argentina they include a crown prince suspected of ordering a murder a president who's flirting with war and the leader of a superpower who evidently is all about me me and me i broke off in berlin this is the day. i would like to puta believe those still serious to discuss really should just grade it was the tragic situation in syr

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host: according to the world health organization, 15,000 children under the age of five die every single day. newborns are particulalarly at risk. in m mandevelopingng and emergg economies, there's a shortage of hospitals, doctors, and modern medical equipment. devices like life-saving respirators are crucial on neonatal intensive care wards. but they'r're expensive. and a lack of themem means may babies die unnecessarily. like in vietnam. reporter: this little one was born too early. he and many other babies in the premature infant ward at saint paul hospital in hanoi are dependent on medical equipment. but there is not enough to go around. nga trang discusses the probobm with one of the doctors. for years she has been working on boosting the availability of life-saving equipment. nga: the first time when i came to the hospitatal, i see there s a bed and d a white cloth whih half covered the entire bed. i asked the doctor, why do you cover the baby's face like that? and the doctor said that the baby just passed away because we did not have enough equipment to treat the baby. and i was r

we have been in front of the world health organization headquarters in geneva for seven years now andt is a permanent peaceful protest. the other major mission is that the world health organization has never considered anything except cancer. as a health effects through committee so minister that role model is as much as an inch of the newsgroup that you used to but your admission yes you me you're right. because it just got huge students. who really are very much for sharing. your. thoughts on. the school. and yet they are already here. for. the rest of. us. who was involved in church to. rescue people that believe differently gives us. to be of tremendous gusty. since jan oh well we know that there are other diseases one of the diseases unfortunately. it's cardiovascular disease inferred. diseases other than cancer there's a book maybe you heard about it of the academy of science which was reputed by the new yorker calamy of sciences because it's so when sound. but that's not true yes if you read the account of the statement from the new york academy of sciences and two thousand and

the world health organization is expecting 60,000 children to be born in the camps just this year. for children that are born or brought here, now this is their life. tell me what you see. what is this, first of all? >> this is the waiting area. you come inside the center. you wait here. for your turn. >> to do what? >> to get therapeutic food. to get a hot meal. >> reporter: mahmoud padwari is an aid work are foreaction against hunger, an international ngo. >> this is a center to treat severely, acutely malnourished children. >> reporter: their little arms are measured to screen for being chronically underfed. >> you know, the tape, in the red portion that means severely malnourished. >> reporter: perhaps more disheartening than the damage to their little bodies -- the incalculable toll this trauma takes on the spirit of a child. there's tears? >> yes, tears. >> a picture they took originally of their mom or somebody crying? >> yeah, somebody very close to them. >> reporter: their therapy, crayons. grief etched in every stroke. >> so this one, military with the rifle. it's a grave

currently experiencing the worst cholera outbreak in the world with as many as 10,000 new cases each week, according to the world health organization. this this is a disease spread by infected water that causes severe diarrhea and dehydration, and will only accelerate the death rate. the o cholera outbreak has occurred because saudi bombs have destroyed humans water infrastructure, and people there are no longer able to access clean water. mr. president, last week "new york times" columnist nicholas kristof wrote an article which i urge all members to read, describing his recent visit to yemen. and as unanimous that the article be included in the congressional record. >> without objection. >> let me just take this opportunity to quote some of what he said on that december 7 "new york times" article and i quote, some 85,000 children may have already died here in yemen and 12 million more people may be on the brink of starvation. casualtieses in part of the thre year old american back saudi war in yemen. the united nations officials and aid experts warn this could become the worst famine the world has seen in the generation. quote, t

the world health organization traffic now the leading cause of death for children and young people around the world. the new report says the number of worldwide traffic-related deaths reached a high of one-point-35 million in 2016. people in low-income countries have a risk three times higher than high-income countries. the highest death rates are in africa and southeast asia -- the lowest are in the americas and europe. the report says that progress has been made in certain areas, like legislation-- but not fast enough to meet the u-n goal to cut road traffic deaths in half before 20-20.before 20-20. (justine) still ahead... a warning about an item that is supposed to help you get better when you're feeling sick. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting

coming up on the programme: creating real opportunites for disabled people across the world — the world health organizationiving with a disability. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the un warns the threat posed to all of us by climate change has never been this serious as a global climate summit opens with a push to cut emissions. there's been a ceasefire in the trade war between the

we have been in front of the world health organization headquarters in geneva for seven years now and it is a permanent peaceful protest. the other major mission is that the world health organization has never considered anything except cancer. health effects through committees or minister. as much as an inch of the mist if you use the bus or the engine yes you me here right. because it has used students. who really are sure. you know your mother thoughts on. school. and yet they are all right here. for. the rest of. us. in prison by the church to. rescue people you are saying give me more you just want to be have to let us go to sleep. since january we know that there are other diseases one of the diseases unfortunately. it's caused us to lead disease in fatality diseases other than cancer there's a book maybe you heard about it the academy of science which was refuted by the new york academy of sciences because it's so when sound but that's not true yes if you read the account of the statement from the new york academy of sciences and two thousand and eleven or twelve they were pure

the world's largest burger chain. it plans to cut overall use of its antibiotics in its beef over the next several years. the world health organizationiotic resistance is one of the biggest public health threats of our time. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> still to come, a picture perfect holiday. santa claus shares milk and cookies with a little boy with a medical condition. clean all yo. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. (waves crashing) excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches.g wos . we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. we see your pain and what's possible without it. what if numbers tell onat t. rowe pricey? our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the

the world‘s second worst outbreak. according to the health ministry, there have been over 500 cases. the world health organizationr league football club chelsea have condemned fans who were heard singing anti—semitic songs during their europa league match against the hungarian side on thursday night — saying they have "shamed the club". it comes just days after four fans were suspended for the alleged racial abuse of the manchester city and england player raheem sterling in chelsea‘s previous match. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. at their home ground, chelsea present a global welcome. but this is a football club being shamed by a section of its supporters — and chelsea made that clear today. last night‘s match was a routine european fixture but some of chelsea‘s fans took the opportunity in hungary to chant anti—semitic words about a rival club in london, totte n ha m. today came a reaction from a man who‘s previously filmed football supporters making anti—semitic chants. ivor baddiel directed an educational film for chelsea. he is a chelsea supporter. you might think you‘re making tottenham chants

the world health organization has warned of a resurgence of measles worldwide the number of infections jumped more than thirty percent last year compared to two thousand and sixteen the w.h.o. recorded increases in almost every part of the world including wealthy countries such as germany where vaccination coverage has been historically high. marriot the world's largest hotel group says the personal data of up to half a billion guests may have been compromised in a hack of the starwood reservation database a further investigation revealed there had been on authorized access to the accounts as far back as two thousand and fourteen. and it's been long in coming now the g twenty has seen one trade deal and canada mexico and the united states sign a renegotiated version of the nafta deal which donald trump tore off also on the program hackers infiltrate the marriott hotel group and make off with the data out of five hundred million guests over a four year period and as the world pursues sustainable economics kenyan fisherfolk have sparked a national fashion craze using their catches.

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years he was promoted to oil it's that may seem a peculiar obsession but according to the world health organization one third of the world's population has no access to proper toilet facilities and almost two billion people think they're drinking.

today, at the start of the yemen peace talks, the world health organization says this loss of life must stop. >> it is a man-made conflict. it is making millions of people hungry. the only thing that we need is peace, because it is not sustainable. to continue assisting and having half the population of a country relying on external support. >> millions of people are waiting for their hunger, need, and sorrow to come to an end. more than anyone else, the youngest are running out of time. brent: earlier, we spoke to britain's ambassador to yemen. we asked him if he thought these talks would bring tangible resusults. michael: w whave to hahave rerealistic expectations. wewe should have high ambitions. we all have high ambitions for these talks, and we hopope that progress will be made, first of all l on thiss framework for the process, a k kind of gatewayay o the negotiations, w which sets p how the negotiations unfolold or the montnths to come. we have also set out a numbeberf confidencece buildlding measure, because one of the results of the absesence of dirirect contat has s be a lackk

calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis the world health organization says yemen is experiencing the worst cholera outbreak with nearly three thousand deaths and more than a million people infected more than three million people have been internally displaced and twenty two million people are in need of humanitarian help now four years on the decision by saudi u.a.e. coalition to allow the evacuation of wounded truthy fighters is meeting a key condition of the rebels for u.n. sponsored peace talks to go ahead in sweden this week. a previous attempt at the goshi ations organized by un special envoy to yemen collapsed in september when the who these fail to attend the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in riyadh consulate. in istanbul may have given western powers more influence and leverage over saudi arabia and iran has announced it backs the talks saying tehran is ready to help find a political solution we should always have cautious optimism because i think that the first results that we would we would have to look at is whether or not the peace talks take place we will

fire dust has become the norm for people in south korea especially during the winter of the world health organization says the daily average standard for all to find that can be loud and damaging his twenty five micrograms per cubic meter out here in south korea in november we've seen that number hit as high as five times or more of that daily average standard. the city does enjoy the occasional blue skies but just days after china turned on its public heating systems in november that blanket of air drifted across the yellow sea to the korean peninsula and the air pollution numbers in seoul were in the red again. when the air quality gets worse an advisory warning is enforced forcing businesses and construction sites set in mid air pollutants to stop and also battling big and aids diesel vehicles from entering the city. eight hundred of these special vehicles are also dispatched to suck up dust off the streets over the past twelve months they removed sixteen point five tons of it equivalent to pollutants generated by over thirty six thousand diesel sealed cars. but despite such efforts to calm domest

kenya is among the ten most depressed countries in africa according to the world health organizationone in four kenyans is likely to suffer from a mental illness at some point in their life but mental health is a taboo subject here not surprising they felt alone as their son four to depression . as a parent you tend to feel like what saved it ac what did i feel as of today i feel as a mother so it's very hard to talk about it with other patients because no one is talking about it people regard mental illness as not of that you see the bit as something. to be sure. dr victoria i'm a commerce says stigma is the main reason kenyans shy away from seeking treatment and when they do they find it difficult to get the care they need we're talking about probably less than one hundred second trysts for fourteen million calles and over fifty percent of the psychiatrist will be in nairobi so that leaves almost there stuff kenya without mental health walk us this deficit means the internet has become the most popular consulting room particularly for young patients having dealt with depression him