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Hundreds of children with cancer in Ukraine are forced to be on the move. For their safety and to continue treatment.

109 empty prams in Lviv symbolize the lost lives of 109 kids killed in Ukraine.

A World Health Organization (WHO) truck carrying critical medical supplies reached Sumy #Ukraine as part of the United Nations convoy on 18 March. The WHO shipment serves 150 trauma patients & 15 000 primary health care patients for 3 months.

1 month since the Russian Federation invasion of #Ukraine began. Almost 10 million people have been forcibly displaced. The disruption to health services & supplies is posing an extreme risk to people with serous conditions. Attacks on health must stop. This war must stop.

Anastasia, a 24-year-old intern & volunteer, has hardly left Kyiv’s Hospital 17 since Russia invaded #Ukraine. She and many of her colleagues across Kyiv decided to move into the health facilities where they work to avoid taking long and dangerous trips home across the city.

"Then we had two frightful shellings. The hospital was badly damaged." - Nataliya, a doctor from Kharkiv, #Ukraine, had to transfer children in need of surgery to another hospital to continue providing care. Attacks on health MUST stop.

.World Health Organization (WHO) has verified 72 attacks on health care in #Ukraine that have caused 71 deaths & 37 injuries. We’re outraged by the continued assaults on #healthworkers & facilities dedicated to saving lives. Peace is the only solution. We repeat our call for Russia to stop the war.

We have just learnt about the death of the noted photojournalist Maks Levin, killed in the #Kyiv region amid the #Ukraine war. Levin worked on several WHO Ukraine assignments in the past. We send our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends at this terrible time.

Dear Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, thank you for your leadership and support - it’s a privilege to work with you and the whole WHO team. Your commitment to health and humanity is inspiring.

The WHO/Europe team is looking for: Emergency comms media consultant. From 15 April until the end of June. Interested? Send your CV, short cover letter and samples of your work to [email protected] #UNjobs

powerful storytelling by @zhenya_oliinyk. about people I know, about a cafe I went to, about thoughts of losing people to war while they are still alive I have, about war that ruined our dreams and lives.

this is an excellent visualization of the current state of affairs

Proud to be a part of the launch of World Health Organization (WHO)'s first-ever standing Technical Advisory Group on Risk Communication, Community Engagement & Infodemic Management. This is truly a milestone that will contribute to protecting people’s health and lives during public health emergencies.

1,191 days ago COVID-19 has been declared a public health emergency of international concern. today that status was lifted. a historic moment (even though COVID-19 is still with us)

It’s #Eurovision week. And the BBC Eurovision trailer is 💯

I teared up filming this video last night when Harry Styles waved the Ukrainian flag at the end of “Sign of the Times”

In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Türkiye, our WHO/Europe team & the Turkish Ministry of Health united to deliver crucial health messages to those affected. Proud to be part of the efforts that contributed to empowering communities for a healthier tomorrow.

Ahead of #WorldHumanitarianDay, we highlight the power of #RiskCommunication during emergencies. After the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam, WHO/Europe worked with MoH🇺🇦 to distribute public health advice, empowering people to protect their health during the flood, #NoMatterWhat

💡 Communicating risk in public health emergencies 🔽 📚 A new publication from WHO/Europe explains how investing in risk communication is so critical to #emergency #preparedness and #response. Download here 🔗 bit.ly/49D0MtO #RCCEIM