World Health Organization shared a post on LinkedIn:
“As we close the chapter on 2025, we wish you a meaningful and joyous 2026. In this final edition of the year, we bring you a snapshot of the public health milestones that shaped our journey. Thank you for reading and for walking with us towards a healthier world.
Turning Points in Public Health: Our Year in Review (2025)
Looking back on 2025, the year has been marked by immense achievements and profound challenges for global health. In the face of major funding cuts and increasing threats to science and solidarity, WHO continued to lead and champion global efforts to confront the biggest health challenges of our time.
From governments adopting the world’s first Pandemic Agreement and expanding access to life-saving medicines, to tackling climate-related health risks, WHO reaffirmed both the central role of evidence in health and our enduring relevance to the health of all people, everywhere.
Traditional Medicine: Interview with Dr Sylvie Briand, Chief Scientist, WHO
Dr Sylvie Briand describes the launch of the Global Traditional Medicine Research Agenda by the World Health Organization. She highlights that now is the time to bring back knowledge systems that may have been undervalued in the past to address new health challenges, while ensuring Indigenous rights.
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