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Sep 11, 2026

Sara NetzerGUEST
4:53
WFP also has helicopters taking off almost around the clock, delivering assistance to those remote areas.
Sara NetzerGUEST
5:01
Also, UNOPS has supported the World Health Organization in delivering water treatment and water purification to some of these facilities where people are seeking shelter after losing everything.
Nancy SarkisHOST
5:14
What are people sheltering now and is rebuilding possible
Sara NetzerGUEST
5:18
and when? So right now, some people are sheltering in schools, but the government of Nepal is working to establish temporary shelters.
LucyNARRATOR
0:34
falling out of the sky with parachutes now i know it sounds like something from a cartoon but in the mountains of borneo in the 1960s something remarkably close to that really did happen it became known as operation cat drop and the story begins with malaria During the 1950s, remote communities in Sarawak on the island of Borneo were battling a very serious malaria outbreak.
LucyNARRATOR
1:05
The World Health Organization began spraying villages with DDT.
LucyNARRATOR
1:10
Now, at the time, DDT was widely used to kill mosquitoes and was considered a powerful weapon against malaria.
LucyNARRATOR
1:17
And it did work.
speaker_0HOST
1:59
the exposure levels sit above health guidelines.
speaker_0HOST
2:01
Those concentrations sit well above current World Health Organization, WHO guidelines.
speaker_0HOST
2:07
WHO recommends an annual average PM2.5 concentration of no more than five micrograms per cubic meter and an annual nitrogen dioxide concentration of 10 micrograms per cubic meter.
speaker_0HOST
2:19
In the United States, a federal appeals court recently upheld EPA's health-based annual PM2.5 standard of 9 micrograms per cubic meter, lowered from 12 in 2024.
speaker_0HOST
2:31
The Swiss study does not establish a new regulatory threshold.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
0:00
the week before i turned 21 i got arrested and i went to prison 18 months in texas state prisons october 2008 when i got out so i kind of went in and out and became a felon and this day kind of hitting my bottom and really feeling powerless led to my youtube channel getting deleted in october 2020 world health organization standards so i must be deleted plenty of people willing to monetize people's fear to monetize their depression.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
0:24
They'll keep taking your clicks, telling you, red alert, world's getting worse today, red alert, it's getting worse.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
0:29
And they'll never tell you a solution because they're making money off of your fear and off of the sort of doom scrolling.

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Derrick BrozeGUEST
10:22
And just generally trying to use my voice to question it.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
10:26
And that is what led to my YouTube channel getting deleted in October, 2020, because I made the grave mistake of interviewing a doctor about high dose intravenous vitamin C and the success he was having treating people.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
10:38
But YouTube told me that did not agree with World Health Organization standards, so I must be deleted.
Otto GomesHOST
10:45
Yeah.
Otto GomesHOST
10:47
That was one of my questions.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
31:54
In other words, hold the guy down to give him the shot.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
31:59
And the World Health Organization stated this.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
32:02
The mere presence of a child in the classroom at the vaccination session implies consent for the shot.
ErskineHOST
32:10
Yeah.

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ErskineHOST
42:10
Right.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
42:10
So he started a group called GAD, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
42:18
Don't forget, he's the highest donor to the World Health Organization and our own CDC.
Charles B. SimoneGUEST
42:24
And he founded Gabby, and he founded CP, CP in collaboration with the World Economic Forum Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
14:42
They were dried up.
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
14:44
So there's been, you know, the World Health Organization created this push for really educating people, and that's what it comes down to is educating people but also focusing on the Latino community, saying, hey, we are proud women.
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
15:00
We have a community that we know that this is how we started with breastfeeding, so...
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
15:05
Let's celebrate each other.

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Jessica CuevasHOST
41:15
And I guess from a statistical standpoint, what is a specific age when it is considered like long term breastfeeding? And then can you share the benefits of that?
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
41:30
Yes.
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
41:30
So the World Health Organization actually moved it up from one year to two years.
Vanessa MoronesGUEST
41:35
Okay.
Graciela MorenoHOST
18:38
The latest numbers reveal there are more than 6,800 reported cases and more than 3,300 deaths.
Graciela MorenoHOST
18:44
The World Health Organization says this outbreak is on track to surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa Ebola outbreak, which ha- was the deadliest on record.
Graciela MorenoHOST
18:53
More than 11,000 people were killed from that particular outbreak.
Graciela MorenoHOST
18:57
In Madera County, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for Valley Children's new i- inclusive play experience.
Kristen SzeHOST
27:08
Authorities say tests have confirmed a case in a northwestern area never reached before.
Kristen SzeHOST
27:12
The outbreak is being driven by rare strain, and the World Health Organization warns it's on track to becoming the deadliest on record.
Kristen SzeHOST
27:20
Nearly 7,000 cases have been reported so far, with more than 3,300 deaths.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
27:25
Breaking news now near the Lake and Mendocino County line.
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Sep 11 · 1 Mention

GabeHOST
48:53
Max, I have a bit of this story that you're going to like.
GabeHOST
48:56
Oh, my God! They stepped on, so the World Health Organization says over 80,000 people are killed by snake bites annually.
GabeHOST
49:05
A 2019 paper said a lot of that's led out of India and Syriza.
GabeHOST
49:10
They have more than 50,000 deaths a year, or at least did in 2019 when that paper was published.
Caroline GervichGUEST
9:47
So again, It was only recognised then as a depressive condition or a formal diagnosis.
Caroline GervichGUEST
9:54
And then the World Health Organisation followed and added it to their, what they use, the ICD-11.
Caroline GervichGUEST
10:00
So it hasn't existed as a formal diagnosis for a very long time.
Louise AyreyHOST
10:05
What kind of age group does it impact or can it impact a woman from puberty?

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