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Afghanistan expands environmental surveillance for poliovirus to all regions
WHO trains 2800 health care providers to respond to gender-based violence
Attacks on health care on the rise in Afghanistan
Almost 10 million children to be vaccinated against polio in Afghanistan
Shamshullah and Wajid bring life-saving polio vaccines to families’ doorsteps in Kandahar
Tobacco kills up to half of its users – Accelerated efforts needed to tackle Afghanistan’s tobacco crisis
WHO and ECHO scale up Afghanistan’s blood banks to guarantee safer transfusions
WHO-supported mobile clinics bring health services to vulnerable Afghans
Treating trauma and the wounds of war in Helmand
WHO supports new training centre in Kabul to reduce maternal and newborn deaths
Over 9.5 million children to be vaccinated against polio in Afghanistan this week
Slow Down to Save Lives: Health and traffic authorities call for urgent efforts to save lives on Afghanistan’s roads
Expanding access to vaccines is crucial for saving thousands of children’s lives across Afghanistan
Almost 7 million children to be vaccinated against polio in high-risk districts around Afghanistan
Depression a leading cause of ill health and disability among Afghans – fighting stigma is key to recovery
Expert group commends Afghanistan’s tremendous progress in determined efforts to eradicate polio
Tuberculosis burden increases in Afghanistan with over 60 000 new cases every year
Over 8.9 million children to be vaccinated against polio and given vitamin A tablets in Afghanistan
Government of Japan commits US$ 8.6 million to the fight against tuberculosis in Afghanistan
Hospitals should never be a target, WHO reiterates

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