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Countries have made progress towards a system for rapidly sharing pandemic pathogens while distributing vaccines, tests and treatments more fairly, but major issues remain unresolved.
Health leaders say realistic simulation can improve patient safety, teamwork, emergency readiness and the resilience of national health services.
Mobile operators and business-messaging providers will be required to strengthen identity checks, limit high-volume traffic and block malicious numbers, links and sender names.
The regulator says it has exhausted the legal action currently available under the Online Safety Act but will continue monitoring the overseas forum's restrictions.
WHO says road safety has improved despite rapid growth in vehicle numbers, but crashes remain the leading cause of death among children and young adults aged five to 29.
Research4Life now provides more than 12,000 institutions with access to over 250,000 journals, books and databases, helping researchers in lower-income countries participate more fully in global science.
Global hunger declined again in 2025, but a new United Nations assessment warns that progress remains fragile and unequal, with Africa now recording the world's largest number of people affected by hunger.