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Health Adviser - Page 2

September 17, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Fiji Declares National Emergency as HIV Cases Surge

The Government of Fiji has declared a national emergency to address a rapid increase in HIV infections, seeking to contain the virus and protect public health. The health crisis, first evident in

Health

Pig Kidney Keeps Patient Alive for 271 Days, Opening New Transplant Path

A genetically modified pig kidney functioned in a human patient for 271 days before being removed and replaced with a human donor organ, marking the longest recorded survival of an animal-to-human kidney transplant and the first successful transition from a

September 4, 2026

Chinese Drugmakers Face Global Expansion Hurdle as Talent Shortage Slows Overseas Growth

Business

Leading Chinese pharmaceutical companies are facing growing difficulties recruiting internationally experienced professionals as they expand into overseas markets, with industry executives warning that shortages

Meningitis Strikes Campus Life: Deadly Outbreak Exposes Silent Spread

Health/Human Rights

A deadly outbreak of meningitis in Kent has jolted students, families and health officials, exposing the speed and severity with which the infection can

Over 1,000 Dead and 400 Students Blinded in Bangladesh Uprising, Health Adviser Reports

August 30, 2024
Bangladesh/World

Dhaka, August 30, 2024 — In a recent update from the interim government, health adviser Nurjahan Begum has revealed that the recent student-led uprising in Bangladesh has resulted in over 1,000 deaths

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