Goal 3: Good Health

World Immunization Week: Power of vaccines still not fully utilized, says UN health agency

Vaccinations stave off 26 potentially deadly diseases, the United Nations health agency is emphasizing on the first day of World Immunization Week, which also marks the halfway point of the Organization's goal to stop millions of deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases.

2018-04-22T11:53:42-04:0024 Apr 2017|Goal 3: Good Health, News|

Progress against tropical diseases must be backed by poverty alleviation efforts – UN health agency

The United Nations today cited “record-breaking” progress in controlling neglected tropical diseases – which blind, maim, disfigure and debilitate millions of people worldwide, especially in its poorest areas – as an estimated one billion people were reached with treatment for at least one of these diseases in 2015 alone, according to the Organization’s health agency.

2018-04-22T11:53:43-04:0019 Apr 2017|Goal 3: Good Health, News|

UN stresses need to anticipate changes in world’s population age structure to achieve Sustainable Development Goals

Changes in age structure of human populations are taking place worldwide, with major implications for sustainable development policies, highlights 50th session of the UN Commission on Population and Development

WATCH: How we treat our waste affects our health, environment and even our economies

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Almost one in seven children breathing heavily toxic air – UNICEF report

About 300 million children in the world are living in areas with outdoor air so toxic – six or more times higher than international pollution guidelines – that it can cause serious health damage, including harming their developing brains, a new United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) report has revealed.

2018-04-22T11:56:38-04:0031 Oct 2016|Goal 13: Climate Action, Goal 3: Good Health|
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