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Violence against women is a major public health and human rights crisis, affecting almost one in three women in their lifetime. The risks increase in contexts of humanitarian crises, vulnerable settings and poverty. Yet, violence against women is preventable. Across the world, communities are challenging unequal gender norms, governments are strengthening policies and laws, and health systems are stepping up to provide care and support for survivors.  \nChallenges to malaria elimination  \nNew tools against malaria, including dual-ingredient mosquito nets and vaccines, helped avert an estimated 170 million cases and 1 million deaths in 2024, according the World Health Organization’s (WHO) World malaria report 2025. Since WHO approved the first malaria vaccines in 2021, 24 countries have introduced them into routine immunization programmes. Seasonal malaria chemoprevention has also expanded to 20 countries, reaching 54 million children in 2024.  \nProgress on elimination continues, with 47 countries and one territory now certified malaria-free. Cabo Verde and Egypt gained certification in 2024, followed by Georgia, Suriname and TimorLeste in 2025. Still, 282 million cases and 610 000 deaths were recorded last year, 95% of them in the WHO African Region, mostly among children under five.  \nThe report warns of mounting threats, including antimalarial drug resistance, widespread pfhrp2 gene deletions that undermine rapid tests, expanding insecticide resistance and the spread of Anopheles stephensi to nine  \ncountries (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Niger, Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen) . Climate-driven extreme weather, conflict and stagnating funding are further straining efforts.  \n“New tools for prevention of malaria are giving us new hope, but we still face significant challenges… none of these challenges is insurmountable. With the leadership of the most-affected countries and targeted investment, the vision of a malaria-free world remains achievable,” said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.  \n[https://bit.ly/4oEubeD](https://bit.ly/4oEubeD)  \nUnified plan for coronavirus threats  \nWHO has launched its first unified strategic plan to help countries manage coronavirus disease threats, including COVID-19, MERS and emerging coronaviruses. The strategy marks a shift from emergency COVID-19 response to long-term, integrated management.  \nThe 2025–2030 Strategic plan for coronavirus disease threat management guides national authorities in adopting a coherent approach to surveillance, prevention and response within broad-  \ner infectious-disease programmes . Coronaviruses have triggered repeated epidemics since SARS emerged in 2002. While the global impact of COVID-19 has declined, SARS-CoV-2 continues to circulate widely, causing severe disease in high-risk groups.  \n“Coronaviruses remain one of the most consequential infectious disease threats today,” said Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO acting director for epidemic and pandemic management. While each country will have its own approach tailored to its national context, WHO urges Member States to use the strategic directions set out in the plan to build resilient health systems that can effectively manage current threats while preparing for future ones.”  \nThe plan covers both routine and emergency scenarios and was developed through extensive consultation. WHO has also expanded CoViNet, now comprising 45 reference laboratories across human, animal and environmental health sectors  \n[https://bit.ly/48jgKf4](https://bit.ly/48jgKf4)  \nGLP-1 therapies for obesity  \nWHO has released its first global guideline on the use of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) therapies for treating obesity, a chronic and relapsing disease that affects more than 1 billion people wo","cbCaicTDk01JTTRI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicTDk01JTTRI","pdf",1215765,"English","# Public health round-up\n## Gender-based violence (16 days of activism)\n## Challenges to malaria elimination\n## Unified plan for coronavirus threats\n## GLP-1 therapies for obesity\n## Lenacapavir rapid approval","[{\"question\":\"What does the 16 days of activism campaign focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It calls for global solidarity to end violence against women and girls from 25 November to 10 December, framing violence against women as a major public health and human rights crisis.\"},{\"question\":\"What progress and challenges are reported in malaria elimination?\",\"answer\":\"The update notes countries certified malaria-free and new tools such as dual-ingredient nets and vaccines, while warning of mounting threats including antimalarial drug resistance and testing undermined by pfhrp2 gene deletions.\"},{\"question\":\"What is included in WHO’s unified strategic plan for coronavirus disease threats?\",\"answer\":\"It provides long-term integrated management for threats including COVID-19, MERS and emerging coronaviruses, guiding surveillance, prevention and response across routine and emergency scenarios.\"}]","Public health round-up | PDF",1790572247]