They say people make the country. A fit country will ensure a country that rises high on mental and physical health.

In commemoration of the World Health Day 2025 on 7 April 2025, the Kingdom of Eswatini joined global partners in launching a year-long campaign under the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures”, ...

World Health Day 2025: Health Track on ABCD App offers AI-powered features, helps users detect diseases early Health Track on the ABCD App exemplifies innovative ...

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) and healthcare institutions yesterday, marked the World Health Day, aligning with this year’s theme, ‘Maternal and Newborn Health.’ On this ...

As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to commemorate World Health Day, the Federal Government has reiterated its commitment to reducing maternal and newborn mortality, emphasising the urgent ...

World Health Day 2025 emphasises maternal and newborn health under the theme ‘Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures’. This initiative highlights the importance of quality care during pregnancy ...

World Health Day 2025 emphasizes universal access to quality healthcare with the theme 'My Health, My Right'. The article highlights the crucial aspects of early childhood nutrition, its long-term ...

Good food, sleep, and exercise are crucial for better health, said the government on Monday on World Health Day. World Health Day is celebrated on April 7 every year.

World Health Day, observed annually on April 7, underscores the importance of global health and calls for collective action to address pressing health challenges.

World Health Day sheds some light on the urgent health issues affecting people globally. An initiative by the World Health Organization (WHO), this day is celebrated with different themes every year.

World Health Day 2025: The first drink we consume after waking up can hydrate our body, kickstart metabolism, flush out toxins and so on. Find out the best thing to start your day with.

World Health Day 2025 focuses on 'Healthy Beginnings'. Exploring WHO's 5-point plan to improve maternal and newborn health worldwide.