Day: November 28, 2024

These are the 17 most harmful diseases, according to World Health Organization

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Around 320,000 types of viruses and 5,000 types of bacteria worldwide pose a health risk to humans. The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a list of the world’s most dangerous pathogens for the first time. This includes 17 viruses and bacteria that urgently need to be combated due to their risks, resistance, and potential consequences for health and society. The key criteria for the selection included high death rates, the severity of consequential damage, antibiotic resistance, and economic impact. Many pathogens lead to serious health problems, while some claim…

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 “Orange the World 2024”: A Call to Action Against Gender-Based Violence UNIS, UN Women Austria and Sweden Unite for Change at the United Nations in Vienna

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Vienna, Austria, 25 November 2024 –In a compelling demonstration of global solidarity, the Embassy of Sweden, UN Women Austria, and the United Nations Information Service (UNIS) Vienna hosted an impactful three-in-one event in support of the Orange the World Campaign 2024 and the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The event, held at the Vienna International Centre (VIC) and Schwedenhaus, united international experts, advocates, and attendees to address gender-based violence and amplify solutions. Participants were encouraged to wear orange as a sign of solidarity and commitment to…

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Philippine Embassy in Vienna Highlights Innovative Non-Power Applications of Atomic Energy at IAEA Ministerial Conference

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Vienna, Austria – 27 November 2024: The Philippine Embassy in Vienna, in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and international partners, hosted the side event “From Labs to Riches: Scaling Up the Non-Power Applications of Atomic Energy” during the IAEA Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Science, Technology, and Applications held from 26-28 November 2024 at the Vienna International Center. The event, held on 27 November 2024, gathered policymakers, scientists, and industry leaders to discuss the potential of nuclear technology beyond power generation. Focusing on non-power applications, the session underscored…

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From now on: E-Card can now also be “inserted” at home

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The e-card has accompanied people in Austria to their doctor’s appointments for 20 years. In the future, the green card will be scanned by readers and cell phones, the umbrella organization of social insurance companies and the Austrian Medical Association announced on Wednesday. This should make things easier, especially in nursing homes.To use the new option, “My SV app” must be installed on the cell phone. A doctor can then be selected there who, after the card has been scanned, can be granted access to the electronic health record (ELGA)…

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