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Global health leaders reaffirm commitment to IA2030 and its role in outbreak preparedness and resilient health systems.
Member States call for sustainable, country-led immunization programs and stronger regional vaccine capacity.
Officials warn of rising outbreaks and gaps in immunization, urging recovery of zero-dose and under-immunized children.
The discussion stresses the impact of misinformation on vaccine confidence and calls for countermeasures.
Delegates outline life-course vaccination and digital registries to modernize immunization systems.
WHO commits to advancing IA2030 through zero-dose focus and stronger partnerships.
Member States push for sustainable financing and country ownership to secure gains through 2030.
Calls for stronger regional vaccine manufacturing and diversified supply chains.
Leaders stress integration of immunization with primary health care and national preparedness.
The event underscores political commitment and sustained financing to maintain immunization gains.

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Climate change is impacting respiratory health in Europe, especially for asthma and allergy patients.
Experts linked longer pollen seasons and air pollution to increased lung inflammation amid heatwaves.
The Lancet PECCH report calls WHO and governments to declare climate action a public health emergency of international concern.
Cities are identified as leaders for climate-health action through urban planning and mobility changes.
The ICJ ruling on climate emissions adds symbolic weight for climate litigation and health policy.
WHO regional leaders emphasized translating scientific evidence into actionable climate-health recommendations.
Health systems are urged to track climate-related health outcomes for better policy.
European cities like London and Barcelona are piloting ultra-low-emission zones and green spaces.
Health advocates call for better education of medical professionals on climate risks.
The Health Assembly saw a push to integrate climate-health topics into health education.

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