World Hemophilia Day
World Hemophilia Day
Each year World Hemophilia Day is observed on April 17 to raise awareness on hemophilia and it’s consequences. This important event is about bringing the global bleeding disorders community together. By raising awareness and bringing hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders to the attention of policymakers, we can increase sustainable and equitable access to care and treatment.
Public Health Updates
- World leaders commit to new targets to end TB
- Billions left behind on the path to Universal Health Coverage
- World leaders commit to redouble efforts towards universal health coverage by 2030
- Political Declaration of the High-level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage 2023
- WHO Country Cooperation Strategy 2023–2027: Nepal
- Global stakeholders agree to a new charter on patient safety rights
- Humanity: The best medicine for improving mental health
- Universal Access to Reliable Healthcare Information: A Global Stakeholder Consultation
- Chevening Fully-funded UK Government Scholarships 2024/2025
- Utrecht Excellence Scholarships 2024
Public Health Opportunities
- World leaders commit to new targets to end TB
- Billions left behind on the path to Universal Health Coverage
- World leaders commit to redouble efforts towards universal health coverage by 2030
- Political Declaration of the High-level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage 2023
- WHO Country Cooperation Strategy 2023–2027: Nepal
- Global stakeholders agree to a new charter on patient safety rights
- Humanity: The best medicine for improving mental health
- Universal Access to Reliable Healthcare Information: A Global Stakeholder Consultation
- Chevening Fully-funded UK Government Scholarships 2024/2025
- Utrecht Excellence Scholarships 2024
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