GENEVA - Nearly every family in the world is touched by cancer, which is now responsible for almost one in six deaths globally.
Read more: On World Cancer Day, WHO highlights that cancer is no longer a death sentence
BANGKOK – WHO’s first release of surveillance data on antibiotic resistance reveals high levels of resistance to a number of serious bacterial infections in both high- and low-income countries.
Read more: High levels of antibiotic resistance found worldwide, new WHO data shows
Sixty-three people were killed in crashes on Northern Ireland's roads in 2017, five fewer than the year before.
Read more: 63 people killed in road crashes in Northern Ireland in 2017
World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the Global Burn Registry - the first ever global platform allowing for standardized data collection from burn victims. This new resource will provide health facilities with a clear picture of the factors most likely to contribute to burns and the populations at greatest risk in their settings, with a view to prioritizing prevention programmes.
Read more: WHO launches the world's first standardized platform for data collection about burns
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