the world health organization _ world. the world health organization wants - world. ts that help is urgently needed to prevent the collapse of the healthcare system in syria. it says half of all medical staff have fled the country and those still there are working in conditions last seen hundreds of years ago. syria has faced 13 years of civil war sanctions and a major earthquake last year. demonstrators were out in the capital of hungary today protesting against the ruling party ahead of the european parliament elections on sunday. demonstrations against populist and far right parties have also been organised in other countries including germany. those elections are currently happening in 27 elections that i countries across four days. the princess of wales road to the irish guards and apologised for being unable to attend tripping of the colour on saturday. she said she hoped to be back very soon. the irish guards shared video of the letter being read to personnel this morning. the princess is currently undergoing preventative chemotherapy for cancer. and before we

i'd like to talk about the world health organization if i could. the biden administration has vowed to reform the world health organization but it threw away its leverage early on in my opinion. i, begins advice of many rejoin the world health organization, gave it $200 million without insisting on a single reform. in a few weeks the administration expected to commit the united states to two international agreements that would expand the world health organization authority during a global pandemic. last my republican colleagues in calling on president biden to reject these agreements which i believe are harmful. yesterday, a uk announced they will refuse to sign the world health organizations pandemic accord saying they will only support the adoption if it is fairly in the uk national interest and respects national sovereignty. december 13 last year during a hearing held by the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic, you said, oh, this administration is firmly committed to ensuring the world health organization intimates aa cover has a set

the world health organization warned about the health situation in gaza and its impact on the countries of the region. the eastern mediterranean director of the world health organization said: 11,000 patients should be transferred out of gaza for the treatment of chronic and advanced diseases and wounds and admitted to specialized and sub-specialized hospitals. organization. world health had announced earlier less than half of the 36 hospitals in gaza provide services to injured patients in a semi-active manner. there is no active hospital that has been targeted by the zionist regime. the injuries suffered by the injured are advanced and complex. it is not an ordinary wound. according to the reports of doctors and the gaza ministry of health, most of the traumas are compound fractures, skull fractures. it is a femur or torn femur that needs to be quickly transferred to a well-equipped hospital. news sources reported that lebanon's hezbollah launched a missile attack on zionist military positions in the west galilee in northern occupied palestine. resistance islamic lebanon also announce

health care around the world. so like i equal out to 0, what kind of research on the world health organization and she says, applicant has a huge and growing need for vaccines. so suddenly because it was they were intellectual property, issues of tech transfer wasn't easily available. and the big issue we have for the african region is that we, we have very, very limited manufacturing effect seals in this region. so we impose about 99 percent of the vaccines reclined for this reason in this region is the reason that probably 2nd to no one needs fixing, particularly for children. be any manufacturer about one percent. so manufacturing is, is, is, is certainly one of the issues of intellectual property and tech transfer. all of that is, is, is one of the issue stop calling from high income countries to store it was code that we send it with them books, but also just the shortage of maxine for diseases that don't affect really high income country. so something like car where we have significant outbreaks at the moment and they're on to lots of manufacturers. so there is a shortage of faxing. similarly, we see a shortage

take the, the world health organization is wanting that only 7 team out of $36.00 hospitals across the gaza strip. a partially functioning of what remains of a collapsed health system is struggling to treat the wounded and the ill. at least 70 percent of gauze as medical staff of fled, hospitals operating with the minimum stuff and facing extreme overcrowding. all this while the supply of medicines and fuel has turned into a trickle because of israel's blockade. for garza's health ministry says about 350000. the palestinians are living with chronic diseases, including cancer. they no longer have access to medication or essential medical procedures such as dialysis and chemotherapy. a groups also wanting a further outbreaks of infectious diseases. but you and says 67 percent of water and sanitation facilities have been damaged or destroyed, forcing palestinians to rely on contaminated water. or, well, i'll just say it was been given special access inside guns as largest remaining functioning hospital where medical workers are struggling to provide care correspondent, honey, my mood was

the head of the world health organization also says that the population living in gaza.tion to the catastrophic hunger and starvation , there is a serious crisis of access to medical services they are therapeutic. in no way, sufficient and high-quality food at hand. the people of gaza are not enough, and a large number of them , especially children, are severely malnourished. there are no necessary medical centers to treat them and most of the medical centers and hospitals have been destroyed due to israeli attacks. the world health organization announced that the zionist regime has directly attacked health centers and hospitals in gaza at least 470 times since october 15, 1402. in these attacks, in addition to these hand centers. gaza is gone. ali rajabi, broadcasting agency , united nations, new york. this is the blue waves sports complex, 60 exciting water slides, the largest wave pool in the middle east, two wild rivers . dear and respected retirees, we have an appointment here in two hours. they told us that everything can be done in installments. yes, it is with th

talk today. seasonal diseases are with you, but i would like to start by talking about the world organization health representative of russia in this organization for a long time, recently there are many people who doubt its feasibility, could you tell us what you did there and what you think about the transport in general? you know, i went to the world health organization for the first time in geneva, it’s scary to think 1987. therefore, when the last person was cured, the population was vaccinated, a declaration was signed that was called eradication, that is, eradication, it was completely eradication, that’s good, thank god, and of course they stopped even then, they stopped vaccinations, they remained a museum, because they collected all the variants that were isolated from various regions of the world by our scientists, american scientists and all... especially dangerous, although in our country such conditions were also not created at the institute, we had a special unit where they worked with this virus, and the assembly had to decide to liquidate these museums, while smallpox would seem to

about it that this this individual really wanted to do a lot to get us out, including the world health organization. you know, get rid of that, too. keeping it close to america, keeping us uninvolved. okay with other countries around the world. and so you mentioned biden's approach is different than trump specifically. how so? how is it different? you're talking about a 180 here, literally a 180 here, because what happens? we rejoin the paris accords, right? we go ahead and rejoin the world health organization. we try to expand nato, which has been done adding sweden and finland all of these things have happened. and now, of course, there's ukraine, where the president has been very, very involved in getting us back into ukraine. we've spent about $175 billion europe. by the way, the european union has spent about $155 billion a major west effort to all do the same thing on the same page for that country. so here we call it not isolationism, but you would say with trump, but rather internationalism. two radically different approaches. and so the big question is the presidential election. why does t

pavlovich, antibiotic resistance name. probably one of the main threats to humanity - the world health organizationmany lives has this scourge already claimed in the world, to what extent does it affect us, according to who every year - it is non-working antibiotics, yeah, that take up to 700,000 people a year, but uh the process is actively developing and literally in 10 years it can reach reach quantity. up to 15 million, yeah, that is, the process is developing exponentially, we are in conditions where there is no real protection, yeah, and moreover, even if there is protection today, we are not at all sure that these antibiotics will work literally in six months, even in a year, when antibiotic resistance has overwhelmed us, essentially all the antibacterial drugs we have in reserve will be eliminated. drugs, especially for nosocomial, so-called comial infections, when in general resistance is being formed at a rapid pace, in strides, well, that is, this is a phenomenon in itself, it is not yesterday, yes, that is, it has come some way, as i understand it, but some, probably the most active con

he based his analysis on public health data from the when and world health organization. the days before the event usaid middle east bureau leaders reviewed smith's presentation and we're not happy. they asked to drop the slide on international humanitarian law, or in particular, israel's compliance with a lot of uses and also ask to refuse particular words. for example, the word palestine. smith made necessary changes, but later was informed that his presentation was dropped any way. and he decided to leave in an interview that he gave later. smith criticized the silence of us officials regarding the guy's a crisis. urgent, high ranking bite and ministration members, including usa director to end the gaz lighting around the dara humanitarian situation in the palestinian claim. and address finally, the key cause of it, which is as well as military offensive and his resignation letter smith accused usaid of being biased and what comes to the war. and guys, i'm and palestinians, and state and listen when it comes to the palestinians, we avoid saying anything about the right

say the move would give the world health organization to much power and potentially sideline national governments. we heard from an african research who is a w. h of basically serving the interests of an inclusive pharmaceutical companies, a c o, which i think a little house organization which was originally an instrument of the united admission system has become a homemade and a big pharmaceutical companies. this means that we have always some victims of either content products, so i'm going to place you on by w 8 show, which has imposed lifestyles, behavior patterns and public health policies in our countries. often using all you're gonna have control over the developmental health care system. and everything has been imposed by the w h o. let me remind you that in 19 seventies we were victims of the polio vaccine, many mounted and suffered because we're going to fit the vaccine supplied by the french with one point friends who can pay the small compensation through the w h show for the rehabilitation of the victims, we do not approve everything that is happening today into your and

the world health organization's special envoy vanessa kerry said it's time for the world to act.l have a responsibility to think about our own consumption and fossil— think about our own consumption and fossil fuels in the world today— and fossil fuels in the world today to _ and fossil fuels in the world today to think about what we individually can do. but i think— individually can do. but i think we _ individually can do. but i think we have a collective possibility to make the changes that we — possibility to make the changes that we need and accelerate transition. we have an airing window— transition. we have an airing window to— transition. we have an airing window to be able to me about, and we — window to be able to me about, and we are _ window to be able to me about, and we are ready feeling very profound _ and we are ready feeling very profound impacts.— and we are ready feeling very profound impacts. mexico city, one of the _ profound impacts. mexico city, one of the largest _ one of the largest metropolises, could be days away from running out of water. it's home to

out of $36.00 hospitals across the strip, a partially functioning that's according to the world health organization. at least 70 percent of guns as medical staff has pledge, hospitals, all operating with minimum stuff. all the supply of medicines and fuel has turned into a trickle because of israel's blockade. a groups a warning a so the outbreaks of infectious diseases. the un says 67 percent of water and sanitation facilities have been destroyed or damaged, forcing palestinians to rely on contaminated water. because as health industry says about 350000 palestinians in the strip living with chronic diseases including cancer, they no longer have access to medication or essential medical procedures like dialysis and chemotherapy. a 0 to 0 has been given special axis inside goes as load is remaining functioning, hospital medical work is struggling to provide can to an ever growing number of patients of correspondents honey fluid was taken through the locks the hospital dr . bushera osman was a general surgeon working with an overseas medical mission. we're inside the locks on the emergency department

the, the world health organization is warnings that only 17, i'll just $36.00 hospitals across the gallons, a strip of partially functioning. and what remains of the collapsed health system is struggling to treat the wounded and ill, at least 70 percent of guns as medical styles have fledged hospitals on authorizing with minimum stuff and facing extreme overcrowding. this while the supply of medicines and few has turned into a trickle because of israel's blockade. that goes as health ministry says about 350000 palestinians in the strip living with chronic diseases including cancer, they no longer have access to medication or central medical procedures such as dialysis and chemotherapy aid groups. a warning of further outbreaks of infectious diseases. the u. n says about 67 percent of water and sanitation facilities have been destroyed or damaged, forcing palestinians to rely on contaminated water or how does 0 it has been given special excess inside causes largest remaining functioning hospital with medical workers are struggling to provide care to an ever growing number of patients of cor

dr ramos that i had on the world health organization. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. and that's it from me and those team for now on their campus, mckennan will have a world news update for you at the top of the next out. don't go away. the next stop on by and environment program eco, india looks at the benefits of locally grown organic. still mister, god offers invalid for me and the whole news team here. excellent. the . the 2nd major difference, visionaries with a project get involved to create a future experience that the eco india next on dw, finally a job for jacob, it's the beginning of a new life. her situation is a novelty and cost of, of where it's nearly impossible for people with disabilities to find what jacob opportunity is. thanks to a non profit organization. she's happy and some of the, posing the whole 70 focus on europe and 60 minutes on d delta u, the this shadows these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across up, and he emplo

the the world health organization wants of catastrophic conditions and goss 8 agencies say they cannot get bottles, supplies of food to those who need it, most of the photo and carry johnston. this is i'll just say a real life from time. i also coming from us cannot and will not be allowed to decide the future. america's top tips and that planes have mass for the deadlock in advance in the us. let's see spot proposals full gaza, but says there's still hope for deal the origin. tina's police crackdown on protest as a senate votes in favor. presidents sweeping economic reforms, water shortages in northern india as the longest, as a heat weight groups. the country temperature is expected to rise for the beginning in gaza, where the population is suffering from catastrophic levels of hunger. the world health organization has expressed concern about revising palestinian children facing malnutrition. this route maintains this blockade on life saving supplies from entering the street. a significant proportion of guides us population is now facing. it does propaganda and farming like condition

again, it's the, the head of the world health organization has warranted that some regions of so done a facing mess. salvation with an 18000000 sudanese are acutely hungry. approximately 3 and a half 1000000 children are acutely malnourished and 1000 space the risk of doing due to a lack of medical care, a more than 70 percent, the false be that is incomplete effect to the states and 45 percent of heads. 5, easy to see, and another 5 of states that are not working and the remaining ones are overwhelmed with people seeking care. people are dying from a lack of access to essentially the services and medicines. while there is a very little risk of must starvation in some regions pretty good inside of business, including mother, mother, and child and health care. the management of see that kids migration and the treatment of patients with chronic conditions have been discontinued in many areas . to done on the end for power, military rapids support forces have been added to a un blacklist for killing and injuring children and attacking schools and hospitals. they are a self was listed for

now the children that's according to united nations children's font and the world health organization has expressed consent as his real maintains its blockade on the 9th saving supplies from entering the street . a significant proportion of guides us population is now facing. it does propaganda and farming like conditions despite the reports of increase the liberty of food that he's got into the noisy, those, that those who need it most are receiving sufficient quantity and quality of food outing. ability to provide health services safely combined with the lack of clean water and sanitation, significantly increase the risk. so if monday children that have already been said the to the is attributed to my mutation, including $28.00 among children under 5 years old for the morning comes as dozens of protestants have died of hung up. and the hydration one is one of you is the following. images all disturbing. this is april. the one on this footage was filmed days before she died, malnutrition, a brother also died last week or salvation. a mass says as well as the blockade on the tax and g

facing extreme overcrowding, as they struggle to treat the ill and wounded according to the world health organization. only 17 out of 36 hospitals, a partially functioning tragedy is find you at every corner of a lock saw hospital after walking into the different departments of this health care facility. the only remaining to my operational health care facility in the central area. we couldn't help but notice thing the inadequacy of the medical care available for people. these really military has targeted a residential building in the city of hon. eunice in southern gaza. it was located in the vicinity of nasa at hospital and there are reports of casualties. the floating p abused by the us military has been re attached to the coast of goza off being removed last week due to damage from rough seas. the pew is meant to facilitate a deliveries, but it hasn't been functioning for most of the month since it was installed. a group se deliveries by si onto an adequate substitute for land routes, which has been largely blocked by israel as the head of the medical charge charge, the doctor's without food is s

there was quote no indication that it had carried out a strike in that area. meanwhile, the world health organization is warning that extreme sheet and gaza could have worse and health problems for palestinians already living in dire conditions. it also said these really military's daily pause and fighting, had not improved deliveries of badly needed supplies. the charity doctors without borders is warning it may be for us to stop or reduce its activities in gaza. if more supplies are not received in the coming days, alexandra siaz a spokesperson for save the children i asked or how the heat is impact, impacting the already dire situation in gaza. thank you for having me and even the ford as he waves the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's. and this heat wave is gonna be catastrophic for children and gods that remember early on in the war, israel had shut off the electricity to gaza. and now much of the infrastructure has been destroyed and so there is no air conditioning. the families are basically living under tents without any i mean with, with very little fuel to cool off. and so the

now the world health organization has wonderful another day enjoy faced by god, since it says extreme heat, good worse and health problems for about a students living in already dial conditions. it also said these early military, daily falls and fighting has not improved deliveries of badly needed supplies. the child at the doctors without borders as warning, it may be forced to stop or reduce its activities and guides us if small supplies are not received in the coming days. alexandra saw you as a spokesperson for safety. certain we off ha ha, the he does infecting the already dire situation in gaza. so thank you for having me and even the ford as he waves the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's. and this heat wave is gonna be catastrophic for children and gods that remember early on in the war, israel had shut off the electricity to gaza. and now much of the infrastructure has been destroyed. and so there is no air conditioning. the families are basically living under tens without any i mean we're in with very little fuel to cool off. and so the conditions are very, very

what we found was that even early in the pen demik, even before the world health organization, declarative pen, demik, we could see some of the early indicators of what would ultimately lead to burn up . things like elevated cognitive load. all that is needed is everyday communication, such as e mails, select messages, or social media posts. but why have 15 crew communications? the software doesn't just look full up, is descriptions of feelings, but also for so called function words such as pronouns, how we use these can review a lot about all mental states. people with depression, for example, use significantly more 1st person singular pronouns, like i and myself. according to a psychologist, people who are depressed, often highly self aware, also focusing this applies across languages and cultures and a i could help support the so called language of depression, water. the patterns that exist that we're analyzing are the same across cultures in context. that's less of what people are talking about and how language can provide insight into how they're thinking about themselves and the cont

now of the world health organization has wonderful another day enjoy face by god. since it says extreme heat good for us and has problems for about a senior living and already dial conditions. it also said these are the ministry's daily falls and fighting has not improved deliveries of bad. the needs of supplies, which are the doctors without borders, is wondering if may be forced to solve for the use. the fact if these insides of a school supplies and not received in the coming days. alexander site is a sports person for save the children. we also how the heat is impacting the already dire situation in got so i thank you for having me. even the ford, as he waves the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's. and this heat wave is going to be catastrophic for children and got that. remember, early on in the war, israel had shut off the electricity to gaza, and now much of the infrastructure has been destroyed. and so there is no air conditioning. the families are basically living under tens um, without any i mean with, with very little fuel to cool off. and s

the world health organization is warning that extreme seat in gaza could worse and health problems for palestinians living there in dire conditions. it also said these really military's daily pause and fighting has not improved deliveries of badly needed supplies. the charity doctors without borders is warning. it may be for us to stop or reduce effective. it is in gaza. if more supplies are not received in the coming days for more on the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip for joined by alexandra siaz. she's had a few minutes here in policy and advocacy for the end. you saved the children. welcome to the w, alexandra. tell us what your colleagues on the ground and gaza are saying about the impact of the current wave in the mediterranean on what's already a very, very difficult situation. thank you for having me even to for this heat waves, the conditions on the ground were absolutely osha's and this heat wave is going to be catastrophic for children and gods that remember early on in the war, israel had shut off the electricity to gaza. and now much of the infrastructure has been

the world health organization has declared war on sodium chloride. by the thirtieth year. so many people, according to their estimates, suffer from cardiovascular diseases that arise from excessive cravings for salty foods. well, that’s what the organization is for. proposed to introduce restrictions on the use of salt in finished products, including food sold in public places, but how terrible is this food additive, as they say about it, we find out from the doctor in the studio, the chief specialist of the therapeutic service, the monkey hospital with polyclinic of the presidential administration oleg gaisyonok, hello, oleg vladivich, good morning, white death, white poison, as soon as salt is not called, by the way, sugar too, but how direct is the relationship between. salt consumption has been proven dependent and the increase in cases of hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases, this has been clearly proven, a large number of studies have already been conducted over the past decades, reducing salt in the diet made it possible to significa

the world health organization says it's a recipient for disease. it can lead to, to number of, uh, uh, also a company called diseases, a theory and for several reasons. first is what the contamination. so when you have a hot weather and you will have a luckless clean, sunny day sion, the water sources can become more easily contaminated. uh and uh, and that will, uh, uh, that will bring more. busy diseases like diarrhea don't does in guys a few of them may be a color outbreak. the you in estimates nearly 70 percent of guys is water and sanitation plans have been destroyed or damaged by israel. bombs. fronts goes to the poles on sunday in snap elections, presidency manual, my crohn cold, the virus in response to his bodies dismal showing in the european elections earlier this month. now it's a gamble for him. he's hoping to see off opponents in the fall, right? national rally, but he may end up much weaker correspondence on your phone that has been speaking to voters and powers. it's just these to go before the election that could change everything

the world health organization has categorized live for site is probably customer genic to humans, although via maintains its safe and the use europe and food safety authorities that it found no critical areas of concerns. european union has the most tricky way of proving pesticides in the process as the silicon valley of regulation. if something is even safe enough to be a full fi process, we can assume it's a but not everyone is convinced. most of the ceiling, we as an organization of work in the defense of human rights. and in that field of human rights, we work for the rights of food, the right to land, the right to health and the right to the environment that have come suddenly and that it to me, i'm in maria, who's safe and non seo is a human rights lawyer at the center for legal and social studies of origin, tina, along with several of the engine goes the center has filed a complaint with the organization for economic cooperation and development, the cd against bias business practices in south america. i did want to watch the maximum, it's based on a model of maximum profitability, b

opposes but said more needs to be done. children our long, those with the craziness needs the world health organization said over 8000 children. on the 5 i've been diagnosed and treated for sewage malnutrition, 1600 of them are classified as severe cases, as well as not having enough food. agencies say children lack access to sufficient health care and are living in a constant state of fear. james out there was a spokes person for the united nations children's agency. unicef fee joined us from rough off and southern gaza and told us how the humanitarian situation has evolved them in the last month. look, it's gotten so much worse. no one should be surprised by that since march. those same children have had to 3 more months of relentless, bombardments every not as it before, as we were getting this sorted out over there at the bottom. and see now last night the night before. if it's not bombardments, it's drones, either attack drones or drones that are like a low mile or in your head. this continues to go on. i the right fear is that it's a normalized. there is nothing normal about children being depriv