Keywords: Public Health Policy


WHO report shows progress in blood safety, but there are worrying gaps

As World Blood Donor Day approaches, celebrated on June 14, the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights a notable advancement: voluntary, unpaid donations now represent the vast majority of blood collections worldwide. However, behind these encouraging developments, deep inequalities continue to hinder......

Spain to ban energy drink sales to under-16s and restrict high-caffeine products for minors

Spain has announced new measures to limit minors’ access to energy drinks, citing growing health concerns and rising consumption among teenagers. The planned regulation will prohibit the sale of energy drinks to children under 16 and introduce stricter limits on high-caffeine products for those......

U.S. Seeks Leadership in WHO Reform amid Exit Plans

The Trump administration has been exploring significant reforms within the World Health Organization (WHO), including advocating for an American to lead the agency, as a condition for continued U.S. membership. According to sources familiar with the discussions and a proposal document, the plan was presented......

Morocco's Strategic Health Tax Reform: Balancing Public Wellness with Economic Growth

Morocco's parliament is taking bold steps toward modernizing its tax system through a comprehensive Finance Bill that targets consumable goods with significant public health implications. The proposed legislation, discussed in a recent ministerial council session led by King Mohammad VI, aims to......