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back in june, you might remember the world health organization said that it is committed to changingat. they that name has been criticized by many as being discriminatory and stigmatizing. but it's not an easy switch since it's been the name of the virus since the 1950's. >> kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> last week i went to renegade bio and berkeley where they are processing monkeypox tests its way first heard the term mpx an alternative name for monkeypox. it's being used out of respect. monkeypox got its name because it was for study in monkeys in the 1950's infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the name is a misnomer. it's really reservoir in right small rodents. squirrels. >> but not monkeys. more than 60 years later and we're experiencing a new outbreak of the virus in 99. countries. a large number of new cases are being reported among people of color. the world health organization is exploring a new name for the virus since there's a racist history of black people being referred to as monkeys names immediately conjure up images that may be stigmat

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but according to the world health organization, many pregnant women all over the world have now been vaccinated against stars. covey too. and there have been no worrisome signs that it has affected either their health or that of their babies. in fact, the opposite could actually be true. there are some studies indicating that the anti bodies that pregnant women produce after vaccination, that they not only help protect the fetus from infection with the corona virus during the pregnancy, but also after birth. and a fairly small one sided on the cdc website, for instance, it tracked levels of antibodies in infants. 6 months after they were born and it found that the children of women who had been vaccinated against coven 19 during their pregnancy, that they appeared to be even better protected from the disease than the children of women who were infected with covered 19 during their pregnancy. many questions remain open, of course, but the advice has, has really evolved and it's now pretty unanimous among health care authorities. if a pregnant woman hasn't been vaccinated yet, they say,

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and it is still working with the world health organization war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis in ethiopia is worse than what's happening on the ground in ukraine. despite most of the 8 available flowing to keith. and india will forge its own way in the world and not give into external pressure. what the countries ambassador to russia tells india always takes decisions on its own, based on its own national interest. and keeping in mind whatever it feels is best for its own country. people, and that is how we, we continue to work with for moscow. this is our t. my name's unit leland 30 minutes of news and views starting out. the u. s. wants to see russia's strategic exhaustion. lance, according to russia's defense minister surrogate show who, who is speaking at a defense meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization. minister of chicago, also reiterated that russia is seeking to minimize casualties among civilians in the ukraine company. good spirits in missouri, missouri is military operation. the ukraine, russia 40 follows the norms of humanitarian law strikes. it carried o

the world health organization is exploring a new name for the virus since there's a racist history of black people being referred to as monkeys. the last thing you probably want is a way that immediately brings to mind images that have a historical context in association with racism. doctor chin-hong says the name change won't be fast since the virus has been around for more than half a century. and will most likely be changed to a longer version of what already exists and will be probably something like poxvirus monkeypox. some aren't waiting for an official change. that actually is a horrible name. doctor. monica gandhi is the medical director of the ward. 86 hiv clinic at ucsf where the virus is referred to as mpx an abbreviation that many physicians, scientists and patients have also adopted to avoid racist stereotypes to get away from that monkeypox more. it just it sort of stigmatizing. it's even make sense that that which was absolutely talking about changing the name. >> the world health organization, names, diseases, but the international committee on taxonomy of viruses deci

the world health organization said in june it is committed to changing the name.hat has been criticized by many as being discriminatory and stigmatizing. yeah, but it's been around a long time. not an easy switch since it's been the name of the virus since the 1950's. >> kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from the newsroom with what the it's being referred to in the inner rock grant. and vicki, last week, i went to renegade bio and berkeley where every day they are processing monkeypox tests. >> it's where he first heard the term and p x and alternative name for the monkeypox that's being used out of respect. monkeypox got its name because it was for study in monkeys. in the 1950's infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the name is a misnomer. it's really reservoir in right small rodents. squirrels. >> but not monkeys. more than 60 years later and we're experiencing a new outbreak of the virus in 99. countries. a large number of new cases are being reported among people of color. the world health organization is exploring a new name f

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all new won't operate fit with the post i will put or drink breastmilk exclusively for the recommended 6 months. from sports news now and world triathlon has approved a new policy, allowing transgender athletes to keep competing in female categories. however, they must demonstrate continuously lower levels of testosterone for at least 2 years, and cannot have competed as a male in any sport in competition. in the past 4 years. the new regulations come into effect in september and do not mention transgender athletes in male event. and just before we go, evil quino has erupt near iceland, capital, reykjavik, after days of earthquake activity. dozens of people were brave enough to make it to the site. or the 300 meter crevice can be seen. that is much longer than the fisher opened by a nearby eruption last year. you might remember that became a major tourist attraction, drawing thousands of visitors. iceland has interruption every 5 years, on average. this one is the 7th in 21 years. attorneys update at the sour

after local officials report shelling by ukrainian forces for the world health organization wardens, the unfolding humanitarian crisis in ethiopia is worse than what's happening on the ground in ukraine. despite most of the 8 available flowing, 2 kias, india for its own way in the world and not give in to external pressure. what the countries ambassador to russia tells our teeth. india always takes decisions on its own based on its own national interest and keeping in mind whatever it feels is best, its own country people. and that's how we will continue to work with wherever you're catching the program from today. welcome to moscow on to the global news roundup on rti. i'm you know, neil the u. s. wants to see russia's strategic exhaustion now. it's according to russia's defense minister, surrogate shaw, who, who was speaking out of defense, meeting up a shanghai cooperation organization. minister chicago also reiterated that russia is seeking to minimize casualties among civilians in the ukraine. conflict. good, is this a good that says massage or use military operation? the ukrain

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all newborns are breasted within the 1st, i will flip or drink breastmilk exclusively for the recommended 6 months and share in germany. emergency services are at the scene of a large fire in berlin's green involved forest. the blaze broke out at a police munitions depot with the fire service reporting a number of explosions, authority say some 15000 square meters of wooded area is burning uncontrollably. with a heat wave complicating firefighting efforts, a perimeter has been set up in case of further explosions and flying debris, the detonation side houses, munitions, and fireworks among other explosives. if firefighting helicopter has been requested and the german army is also on site, the fire has disrupted road and rail traffic, or correspond, manuel shop is at the site and she sent us this report with an update on how the emergency services are coping day has been on 5 since 330 this morning, the belling 5 parties that you see behind me are responding to a fire that is still ongoing about shows no sign o

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all new ones are breastfed. within the 1st, i will flip or drink breastmilk exclusively for the recommended 6 months. and when joined now by amy brown, professor of maternal and child public health at swansea university in the u. k. welcome to dw, we saw in that report a report that france has some of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. can you tell us why to women not breastfeed? i think a lot of women want to breastfeed and would really like to breastfeed their baby, but when their baby is actually born, they find that the support just isn't in place for them to be able to do so. i mean, breastfeeding is obviously very, very natural, but that doesn't necessarily mean that is easy. so without the support system around you. whether that support with practically latching your baby on or broader support around carrying for your baby and going back to work, then it can be really, really challenging. and a lot of women are then stopping far, far before they're ready to do so. so support has a huge issue he

by the way, the world health organization also confirms that there is a risk of measles incidence in, an increase in the incidence of measles and the occurrence of mumps this year, answer this and you should also get vaccinated and drink yourself if you do not remember that you were drunk as a child, reprimanded or not. well, definitely still drink children, thus providing them with protection from an extremely dangerous disease. thank you very much for joining to us oleksandr zayka, head of the national immunization program of the public health center of the ministry of health of ukraine, became a participant in the marathon well, it's time for us to move on, the only news , together we are strong, will support the ukrainian army with money , scan the code of may 30, 1876, baden, germany the russian emperor alexander ii, i sign hess and who is prohibited from using the ukrainian language in public, education and the printing of books in ukrainian , but it was too late. the ukrainians already had kobzar and aeneid, who knew by heart how impossible it is to pollute the ocean. of suppo

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all new want operate fed with the post i will put or drink breast milk exclusively for the recommended 6 months. i am very pleased to welcome growing your maloney senior nutrition advisor you know stuff like the w h o unit staff recommends exclusive breast feeding for the 1st 6 months of a baby's life. but many women stop before that recommended time is over. what are the most common reasons for that? thank you so much for having me today and for a fact. and i, you know, highlighting this really important issue during this world's breastfeeding week. yes, so breath milk and breastfeeding is the ultimate silver bullet for public health response. for children, it protects against all forms of malnutrition and it also is a vaccine for babies. and it also has an impact on women's future risk of health, as well as reduce the risk diabetes in obesity. and it's even good for the planet to. so we actually have amazing evidence to show this is the best thing for our infants. but as you really showed, well in the, in t

they have kept taiwan from participating in the world health organization, other things, where taiwanake a very valued contribution. british farmers fear their harvests will fail, as a heatwave and drought conditions have a devastating impact on the agriculture industry. # we're walking in the air # we're floating in the moonlit sky and the author and illustrator, raymond briggs, best known for the children's book the snowman, has died at the age of 88. hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. the former us president, donald trump, has declined to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his family's business practices, at a hearing in new york. mr trump described the inquiry by the state's attorney general letitia james, as a witch—hunt. she's investigating whether the trump organization tried to acquire loans and avoid taxes by misleading the authorities. mr trump's deposition comes just days after the fbi carried out an unprecedented search at his florida home, as part of a separate investigation. lawrence douglas is a professor of law at amherst college

she's a coach hyped mullins to breastfeed, so once or twice a day, the world health organization says breastmilk is the ideal food for infants providing essential nutrients that help protect against illness. brute also drinks formula since melinda, a lawyer had to go back to work 3 months after her booked. but juggling works, she says, isn't the only challenge when it comes to breastfeeding her daughter in france? all citizen cuz people are surprised, did they still breastfeed her? i came back from hospital after her birth and was really exhausted. people would say, why are you torturing yourself by breast feeding? take it easy, your husband should take her. now, i did feel a bit of job. i'll turn over there as alamos, whistle itself mother, he says her decision to nurse, starting with the 1st child 6 years ago, was not an easy one. i felt a bit alone. i was surprised when staff at the maternity hospital gave my son a feeding bottle. without my consent, i really wanted to breastfeed him. it was the 1st sign that something was wrong with a queen, mattress mother phony mullins experienc

they have kept taiwan from participating in the world health organization, other things, where taiwan can make a very valued contribution. torrential rain in south korea has flooded the capital seoul. at least eight people are dead and several are missing. # we're walking in the air... and the author and illustrator raymond briggs — best known for the children's book the snowman — has died at the age of 88. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. donald trump has declined to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his family's business practices. mr trump described the inquiry by the new york attorney general, letitia james, as a witch hunt. ms james is looking into whether the trump organization tried to acquire loans and avoid taxes by misleading the authorities. the former president's deposition comes just days after the fbi carried out an unprecedented search at his florida home as part of a separate investigation. shortly after his visit to the new york attorney general�*s office, he released a st

well, it is called monkeypox, but the world health organization says in june that. >> it is committed to changing that name that's been criticized as being discriminatory and stigmatizing is not an easy switch, though, since that has been the name of the virus for a half-century. monkeypox actually got its name because it was for studied in monkeys. back in the 1950's. but >> healthcare professional say rodents were actually the main carriers. now more than 60 years later with another outbreak, world health organization is exploring a new name citing a large number of cases being reported among people of color and the racist historical use of the word monkey. >> names immediately conjure up images that may be stigmatizing to cultures and stigmatizing to populations to get away from that monkeypox word. we just it's sort of stigmatizing. it's even make sense. >> some physicians aren't waiting for an official change. many are using the abbreviation mpx to avoid racist stereotypes. world health organization, names, diseases, but the international committee on taxonomy of viruses decides

africa's children who are suffering the most of all the cases of a disease measured by the world health organization on the continent, 80 percent, or among the under fives, but it's not always simple to figure out who really is ill with the parasite. new research conducted at the university of oxford suggests about a 3rd of cases diagnosed in children as severe malaria are actually a completely different disease. lots of these children who get diagnosed as having severe malaria, actually don't hosted in larry, and they will so they'll get to it now get treated with an answer millerio, anti malarial or drugs, the only kill malaria parasites. they don't work on other diseases. many children thought to be suffering from malaria are actually infected with bacteria, which caused sepsis, an illness that used to be called blood poisoning. the bacteria, just worse than seminary, is a score higher mortality. i mean, to me, malaria is back, but at least it's treatable. you know, if you get given drugs quickly it's, it's treatable children with acute bacterial substance need immediate treatment in hospital wit

the warning from the head of the world health organization who's criticize the motivate, flowing into the country compared to what key of is receiving. i can tell you that the humanitarian crisis integral is more than ukraine without any exaggeration. and i said as many months ago, maybe the reason is the color of the skin of the people into gray. i haven't heard in the last few months, several months now. even the head of states talking about the to gray condition anywhere in the developed world, especially to gray, is just one example of a global humanitarian crisis. we are here, you are hearing from you in agencies as well as private groups that for this year alone, they need just under $50000000000.00 to be able to provide for more than $200000000.00 vulnerable people. now, many of these people are in the middle east and are in africa, and where as the money that has been sent to ukraine has been forthcoming. what we are witnessing is an alarming short forward of many, an aide reaching the middle east and africa. of course, question needs to be asked why the discrepancy and this i

. >> monkeypox could soon be renamed the world health organization is exploring a new name because >> the name of the virus is criticized as being discriminatory and stigmatizing monkeypox got its name because it was first study in monkeys in the 1950's. the organization says the virus needs a new name because there's a race's history of black people being referred to as monkeys. how infectious disease expert ucsf doctor peter chin hot pit. peter chin-hong says that name is a misnomer. says the virus is found most often in small rodents and not in monkeys. >> the last thing you probably want is a way that immediately brings to mind images that have a historical context and association with racism. that actually is a horrible, make it just it sort of stigmatizing. it's even make sense that that was absolutely talking about changing. >> well, the world health organization, names, diseases, but the international committee of taxonomy of viruses. besides the formal names as of this week, there have been no official name proposals to replace monkeypox. the state monkeypox select committee

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all newborns, uh breasted. within the 1st, i will flip or drink breastmilk exclusively for the recommended 6 months. and we can now speak to lawrence grammar strawn. he's the unit head in the department of nutrition and food safety at the w. h o, mr. grammar. strong. welcome to the w. according to your organization, less than half of infants around the world are exclusively breastfed in the 1st 6 months of their lives. why is that? so there are a number of reasons. so many barriers that women face when they're making decisions about how to feed their babies. these get into issues of the work, work situation that they're in. they don't get long enough maternity leave or when they to go back to work or adequate accommodations. oftentimes, health care workers are giving them the kind of support that they need, health care workers. typically no breastfeeding is good, but they don't know how to support it. they don't know how to address issues that come up with breast. they don't know how to counsel them, they don'

and it is to working also had this news our, the world health organization wardens, the unfolding humanitarian crisis in ethiopia, is worse than what's happening on the ground in right. despite most of the 8 available flowing in india will for its own way in the world. the north dive into external pressure, while the countries ambassador to russia tells our tape, india always takes decisions on its own, based on its own national interest, and keeping in mind, whatever it feels is best for its own country people. and that's how we will continue to worship with from moscow to the world. this is our take, great to have you with us for the global news roundup. i'm you don't need the u. s . once the c rushes strategic exhaustion that's according to russia's defense minister survey showing who, who is speaking of a defense meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization. minister chicago also reiterated that rushes seeking to minimize casualties among civilians. in the ukraine conflict. good spirits, a massage or use military operation. the ukraine, russia 40 follows the norms of humanitarian law.

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and it is to working with the world health organization weren't they unfolding humanitarian prices in ethiopia, is worse than what's happening on the ground in ukraine by most of the 8 available flowing to kiev non india. well, for its own way in the world and not give into external pressure, that's what the country's ambassador to russia tells art. india always takes decisions on its own based on its own national interest and keeping in mind whatever it feels is best for its own country people. and that's how we will continue with mid day in brazil yet midnight in coyote 2 and 6 in the evening. here in moscow, welcome to the global news roundup on our t. i'm, you know, the u. s. once the sea rushes strategic exhaustion. now it's according to russia's defense minister survey, chicago. the speaking of the defense meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization minister shall you also reiterated that russia is seeking to minimize casualties among civilians. in the ukraine conflict. hooded spirits in missouri, missouri is military operation. the ukraine, russia 40 follows the norms of h

the out of the world health organization declared monkey box of public health emergency. last month, the indian government sprang into action. first, the government have constituted a task force and relieved a host of guidelines to check the spread of the spiders. and according to report, at least 8 pharma companies have expressed interest in developing a vaccine for monkey box. this of every biologist been in there as to hon, says more box vaccines are effective against monkey boxes. but the country does not have stalks on hand. he asked that it's important to be cautious and ready. but bedroom in need of our see that this stage or not i'm not really sure because a cell resolving infection is it doesn't spread very fast. mortality, these are very, very low. so i don't do mos, a vaccination for, for monkey box is something we should be looking at right. the monkey pox virus is not perceived as a serious threat at the moment. but having recently emerged from deadly deeds of co with 19 and dealing with rising cases, yet again, the country can not afford the good lax when it

the world health organization says that across the globe, less than half of all newborns are breastfed within the 1st hour of birth. or drink breastmilk exclusively for the recommended 6 months. that you're up to date, business is coming up next with my colleague, ben to susan. and remember, you can find more news on our website at c, w dot com, or follow us on social media at t w need. you need that. i'm and you can see mckinnon. thanks for watching and have a lovely day with let's be honest. summer break just doesn't really mean much does it without the bundis league? oh, well, don't worry. it will all start up again as soon as legal football, action goals. all in on kick off starts august 9th here on t w. finally. ah, properties of war, one of the few german firms to stay in russia refuses to go or find out why in a moment. and if a windfall profits tax would change, executives might and now that the chinese can build their own driverless cars, what need is there for tests or in their laps? i've been fas. will that let's do business. many european companies have withdrawn from russi

we have kept taiwan from participating in the world health organization, other things where taiwan canake a very valued contribution. it's to keep them from going there, but they are not keeping us from going to taiwan. so we think their reaction, that was our purpose. to salute the striving democracy. do not take it from me. one of the freest democracies in the world. show our respect for them, for the success of their economy, for the enthusiasm of their young people to embrace democracy. at others, as well. but the young knowing nothing else except a free taiwan. the pretext was our visit for them to do within normally do, intensify. he did not do it when the senate went under chairman menendez of the foreign relations committee. they just decided to do it this time. host: robert, i wanted to ask for a little bit of reaction. you laid out your concerns about the visit. but speaker pelosi says they do not want it to be construed that china is keeping u.s. diplomats or officials from going to taiwan. she mentioned senators have gone recently, as well. that didn't seem to be as much of

they have kept taiwan from participating in the world health organization, other things, where taiwanbritish farmers fear their harvests will fail, as a heatwave and drought conditions have a devastating impact on the agriculture industry.

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the out of the world health organization declared monkey box of public health emergency. last month or to the indian government sprang into action 1st. the government has constituted a task force and relieved a host of guidelines to check the spread of the spiders. and according to report, at least 8 pharma companies have expressed interest in developing a vaccine for monkey box. this of every biologist bit in there as to hon says more box vaccines are effective against monkey boxes. but the country does not have stalks on hand. he asked that it's important to be cautious and ready, but robert neither works. see that this stage or not, i'm not really sure because a cell resolving infection is it doesn't spread very fast. mortality, these are very, very low. so i don't do mos vaccination for, for monkey box. is something we should be looking at. right. the monkey pox virus is not perceived as a serious threat at the moment, but having recently emerged from deadly deeds of cor, with 19 and dealing with rising cases. yet again, the country can not afford the good lax when it

some have criticized the white house response and called it slow since the world health organization made a declaration last week. >>> we know more today about an outbreak of legionnaires' disease. as we have reported, health officials traced the bacteria to a rooftop air conditioning unit at the embassy suites hotel the bacteria can contaminate up to 1 mile, causing symptoms of pneumonia. a man has died and eight others were covered. three are still hospitalized today. embassy suites said, quote, we remain diligent providing a safe environment for all and we continue to cooperate fully with health officials on the investigation. >>> let's take a look at legionnaires' disease. approximately 25,000 people develop legionnaires' disease every year. it can be deadly if the patient has underlying health issues. >> you can see death in about 30% of cases. it is not rare. much of the bad outcomes comes with someone who is older or might be immunocompromised. early recognition is key from the hospital point of view because you have to give different kind of antibiotics a lot of times from the

typically rios timing her a geneva with several international organizations including the world health organization, the world trade organizations and the united nations office in geneva is behind me . however, we are not here to visit any of these organizations. we're going someplace special . follow me, i'm standing here at sun in front of the atlas experiment, building 100 meters beneath i feet is the large hadron collider where the higgs bows on was discovered. 10 years ago. son, the european organization for nuclear research studies, incredibly small particles that were all made or they have a giant donut shaped facility deep within the ground. that accelerates. and collides subatomic particles to see what happens. on one such smash adorns, they found a really special particle called the higgs, pusan, who's discovery short scientists, how subatomic particles get their masses. at that time i was a physics undergrad in china, india, and this discovery was the biggest event of my college life. a decade later, in july 2022, the collider has been fired up again for the 3rd time. in this run, scient