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Health By Helen Branswell

WHO doesn’t see need to delay or move Olympics over Zika fears

Health By Helen Branswell

WHO seeks to clarify: It’s not suggesting pregnancy delays in Zika regions

Health By Helen Branswell

WHO raises idea of delaying pregnancy in Zika-affected areas

Exclusive By Helen Branswell

Running low on yellow fever vaccine, WHO ready to propose smaller doses

Health By Helen Branswell

As calls mount to postpone Rio Olympics, WHO’s Zika experts set to weigh in

Health By Helen Branswell

The world is alarmed by the Zika outbreak. No one is paying to deal with it

Health By Helen Branswell

WHO expands list of possible Zika-related birth defects

Politics By Helen Branswell

Is being transgender a mental illness? WHO classification system suggests it is

Health By Associated Press

WHO expert committee to examine Zika risk at Rio Olympics

Health By Associated Press

Health experts urge WHO to consider moving Rio Olympics due to Zika

Health By Sheila Kaplan

What you need to know about the new study on cellphones and cancer

Health By Megan Thielking and Dylan Scott

Major US study links cellphone exposure to cancer — at least in rats

Health By Helen Branswell

Watch: In blunt assessment, WHO director warns of global failure to prepare for infectious disease

Health By Associated Press

Yellow fever outbreak ‘serious’ but not a global emergency, WHO says

Health By Helen Branswell

One step closer to a polio-free world

Pharmalot By Ed Silverman

FDA and WHO warn about clinical trials run by an Indian company

Health By Helen Branswell

For the first time in a decade, the WHO goes looking for a new leader