Research links food loss and waste to spread of drug-resistant microbes as strategy shifts toward environmental controls.
Antimicrobial resistance, long addressed mainly through clinical and livestock controls, is now being treated by international agencies as an environmental transmission risk.
A new scientific paper cited by the Food and Agriculture Organization on Thursday identified food loss and waste as a potential pathway for spreading drug-resistant microbes.
Move follows year-long U.S. withdrawal process and comes as WHO members advance talks on a new pandemic agreement.
Scientists warn that the 1.5° C. climate threshold could be breached by 2029 following an intense three-year heat streak.
The plan integrates mental health with chronic disease, sets ambitious targets for tobacco, hypertension, and care access.
With 4° C. of warming, the peak shifts to the mid-2050s and intensifies to around 4,000 lost per year, researchers found.
Survey of parliamentarians points to widespread public hostility; women and minority lawmakers report higher risk.
Military alliance's new coordination framework links Allied drills as Russia expands military activity in the High North.
Transparency International index points to weaker accountability and fewer high-integrity governments.
UNCTAD urges better links in services, industry and exports to turn growth into higher incomes and productivity.
