#Health
WHO warns that progress against dengue and other tropical diseases is insufficient
EFE
WHO: More than 90% of the world’s population will be affected by cancer in some way
Preciosa Jimenez
The WHO warns that Ebola is spreading in the DRC and its “true magnitude” is unknown
EFE

A blood test could help anticipate the risk of death after a severe heart attack
Yerandi Santana
WHO declares Chile the first country in the Americas officially verified as leprosy-free
Yerandi Santana
WHO: Loss of confidence in vaccines will increase cases of pneumonia and meningitis
EFE

Diarrhea outbreak linked to lettuce drives customers away from U.S. fast-food chains
Redacción De Último Minuto

Fauci declines to answer questions at Senate hearing, invokes Fifth Amendment
Redacción De Último Minuto

Rare identical quadruplets born in Australia after natural conception
Redacción De Último Minuto

Teen with ultra-rare genetic disorder walks again after receiving personalized gene therapy
Redacción De Último Minuto

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