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Geneva: UN aid agencies will launch an emergency appeal to raise about $550 million to help survivors of the earthquake in Haiti, a UN spokeswoman said on Friday.
Thousands of people injured in Tuesday’s massive earthquake in the Caribbean country ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
livemint.com,
15 Jan 2010
SWINE flu had not peaked but seemed to be waning in Canada and the United States, signalling that the end of the pandemic may be on the horizon, the World Health Organization said yesterday.
A third wave of infections may be ahead, said Keiji Fukuda, ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Shanghai Daily,
3 Dec 2009
COUNTRIES should phase out the use of Stavudine, the most widespread antiretroviral, because of "long-term, irreversible" side effects in HIV patients including wasting and a nerve disorder, the World Health Organization said in Geneva yesterday.
In ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Shanghai Daily,
30 Nov 2009
S wiss voters have approved a right-wing-backed proposal to ban construction of new minarets, initial projections showed on Sunday, a surprise result that could damage Switzerland's economic ties with Muslim states. If confirmed, the result would be a ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Globe and Mail,
29 Nov 2009
S wiss voters have approved a right-wing-backed proposal to ban construction of new minarets, initial projections showed on Sunday, a surprise result that could damage Switzerland's economic ties with Muslim states. If confirmed, the result would be a ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Globe and Mail,
29 Nov 2009
EIGHT years after a US-led invasion ousted the Taliban from power in Afghanistan, the war-ravaged state is the most dangerous place in the world for a child to be born, the United Nations says.
The country is especially dangerous for girls, the ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Shanghai Daily,
20 Nov 2009
ABOUT 40 people have died after being inoculated against swine flu, but investigations so far show the fatalities were not caused by the vaccine, the World Health Organization said yesterday.
The UN agency reaffirmed that the H1N1 vaccine was safe ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Shanghai Daily,
19 Nov 2009
THE H1N1 flu has killed at least 2,837 people but is not causing more severe illness than previously, and the virus has not mutated, the World Health Organization said yesterday.
The United Nations agency is monitoring the strain, commonly known as ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Shanghai Daily,
4 Sep 2009
Geneva: Air freight, a leading indicator of the health of world trade, is picking up slowly but is still down on last year and the upturn remains fragile, an industry body said on Thursday.
Cargo executives expect a rise in freight volumes and yields ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
livemint.com,
3 Sep 2009
GENEVA (Reuters) - Switzerland's image of itself as the world's trusted banker and friend to all nations has been tarnished by a tough week in diplomacy.
Swiss commentators on Friday denounced as "humiliation" and "capitulation" decisions on two ...
From STEPHANIE NEBEHAY,
Boston Globe,
21 Aug 2009
