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On This Day | World Health Organization names COVID-19
On this day in 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) named a disease spreading from Wuhan, China COVID-19.
The Jewish Press5d
Argentina Follows US, Quits World Health Organization
The State of Israel has been a member of the World Health Organization since 2011. However, as with other United Nations agencies, the WHO has been far from supportive of the Jewish State.
Independent Journal Review1d
WHO Bent The Knee To China. Now It Could ‘Collapse’ Without US.
The recent announcement of the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization has raised questions about its future ...
Argentina says it will pull out of World Health Organization, mirroring Trump’s move last month
Argentina has announced it will pull out of the World Health Organization (WHO), mirroring a similar move by US President ...
The US was looking for China in Covid-19: Washington banned the organization that created coronaviruses
On the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration, the US Department of Health banned the financing and activities of the EcoHealth ...
China’s social media reels at Musk’s ‘bioweapon theory’ for Covid-19 pandemic
Chinese internet users react to claim that USAID-funded research led to creation of the virus, contradicting scientific ...
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Argentina announces it will leave World Health Organization
Argentina has announced it will leave World Health Organization (WHO). Argentina presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni made ...
The Heartland Institute5d
Gain-of-Function Research Funding Ends, EcoHealth Alliance Out
In the advent of President Donald Trump’s second term, four quick, significant actions related EcoHealth Alliance, Fauci and ...
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Covid's origins reviewed: Lab leak or natural spillover?
One thing is certain: the lab-leak theory, once dismissed as a conspiracy theory, has gained mainstream traction.
Could switching salt with an alternative reduce risk of stroke? Study reveals the truth
The study found that the use of a salt substitute led to a 14 per cent reduction in the risk of recurrent stroke and a 12 per cent reduction in mortality.
New study: Switching salt with alternative can reduce risk of recurring stroke by 14%
Previous studies have shown that lowering sodium intake and supplementing potassium independently reduce one’s blood pressure ...