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Ebola Response: Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case, prompting contact tracing and tighter surveillance. China pledged about $1 million for Ebola preparedness and drought response as health workers called for protection. WHO Leadership: China nominated public health official Song Li to succeed Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, with the WHO election set for May. Vaccination: Ireland launched its winter flu and COVID-19 programme, urging older adults and people at higher risk to get vaccinated. Cancer Care: WHO urged earlier breast cancer detection and more equitable treatment, citing 2.4 million diagnoses and 694,000 deaths worldwide in 2024. Outbreak Watch: Russia denied reports of a second illness linked to a Siberian lab worker who died of pneumonia; the cause remains unclear, and WHO is seeking more information. Climate and Health: New assessments for India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan highlight gaps in preparing for extreme heat as El Niño raises the risk of a severe season.

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Consumer healthcare market seen topping $2.1 trillion by 2030

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Metaverse in healthcare to top $80 billion by 2030

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