A tradition we love: starting the World Health Summit at our #WHOHub in Berlin, welcoming @WHO colleagues from across the world, from HQ to regions to country offices. Great to be back.
Wishing everyone a productive #WHS2026
The WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence in Berlin, Germany, is one of WHO’s key initiatives to better protect people around the world from pandemics and other health threats.
The Hub marks its fifth birthday this year by launching a new strategy to bring together countries and partners so that by 2030 new health threats can be detected and understood within 24 hours.
Thank you #Germany for the continuous support.
Learn more about the WHO Hub: https://t.co/bBru83gg9N
The three-year-long conflict in #Sudan has disrupted basic services, displaced millions, devastated the health system, and created the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
❗️Disease
❗️Malnutrition
❗️Violence
❗️Displacement
Sudan's people need peace.
#3YearsTooLong
Three years of conflict in #Sudan have led to a devastating humanitarian crisis.
While WHO continues to provide aid wherever possible, we urgently need unhindered access to reach all people in need across Sudan.
WHO is calling on all parties to silence the guns. People in Sudan need peace.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/G8uaW2IZYd #3YearsTooLong
From AI to DNA science to collaboration.
The WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence in Berlin supports countries to detect disease outbreaks as quickly as possible.
Discover 10 ways the Hub is helping to keep the world safe https://t.co/ubHSwdVIV5
Join us in Berlin or online and witness innovative tools to better prepare the world for pandemics & other health threats
➡️New Epidemic Intelligence from Open Sources system
➡️First look at the Pandemic Simulator prototype
🗓️13 Oct 14:30 CEST
🔗Register https://t.co/bw7pdZabTo
🚨#Chikungunya update:
Since January 2025, over 445 000 suspected and confirmed cases and 155 deaths have been reported from 40 countries, including previously unaffected areas.
While some regions are seeing lower case numbers, transmission risks remain as others report sharp increases.
WHO continues to support countries to:
🔎 strengthen surveillance and testing
🦟 boost vector control
🤝 raise community awareness
🏥 ensure better care for those affected
and much more.
Read more 👉https://t.co/GIKbz7KBZi
TIME’s new cover: Millions have been displaced, and famine is spreading—yet Sudan’s tragedy unfolds far from the world’s gaze. https://t.co/9pIpBJuiHD
Photograph by Moises Saman for TIME
In Berlin arbeiten Experten daran, die Welt besser auf kommende Gesundheitskrisen vorzubereiten. Denn hier weiß man: Sie können jederzeit und an jedem Ort beginnen. Ein Besuch. #SZPlus https://t.co/rN8hisbfKl
After over 2 years of conflict, #Sudan is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, marked by disease, hunger, displacement & despair.
Cholera has spread to all Sudan’s 18 states with more than 96 000 cases reported since Aug 2024. Measles & malaria also continue to spreadAfter over 2 years of conflict, #Sudan is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, marked by disease, hunger, displacement & despair.
Cholera has spread to all Sudan’s 18 states with more than 96 000 cases reported since Aug 2024. Measles & malaria also continue to spreadAfter over 2 years of conflict, #Sudan is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, marked by disease, hunger, displacement & despair.
Cholera has spread to all Sudan’s 18 states with more than 96 000 cases reported since Aug 2024. Measles & malaria also continue to spreadAfter over 2 years of conflict, #Sudan is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, marked by disease, hunger, displacement & despair.
Cholera has spread to all Sudan’s 18 states with more than 96 000 cases reported since Aug 2024. Measles & malaria also continue to spread.
In a world where health threats spread faster than ever, the WHO Hub in #Berlin is developing cutting-edge tools & partnerships to help 150+ countries detect outbreaks faster & prevent future pandemics.
Learn more in the Hub’s annual report 👉https://t.co/Gljz285HIx
The two years of a deadly conflict in #Sudan have left millions of Sudanese people hungry, injured, sick and without homes.
Last summer, I visited Port Sudan, and the Adré crossing in Chad where Sudanese mothers and children are seeking refuge. Their sadness and despair still haunt me to this day.
Despite insecurity and access constraints, @WHO and partners are tirelessly trying to deliver humanitarian aid and health assistance to as many people as possible. But aid is not enough.
Sudanese people need peace. The best medicine is peace.
We urge the protection of civilians and health at all times and a commitment to lasting peace.
The past 2 years of conflict in #Sudan have led to a devastating humanitarian crisis. While WHO continues to provide aid wherever possible, we urgently need unhindered access to reach all people in need across SudanThe past 2 years of conflict in #Sudan have led to a devastating humanitarian crisis. While WHO continues to provide aid wherever possible, we urgently need unhindered access to reach all people in need across SudanThe past 2 years of conflict in #Sudan have led to a devastating humanitarian crisis. While WHO continues to provide aid wherever possible, we urgently need unhindered access to reach all people in need across Sudan.
WHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cWHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cWHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cWHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cWHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cWHO urgently needs US$ 8 million over the next 30 days to deliver life-saving trauma care, prevent disease outbreaks, and restore essential health services in Myanmar. Donate Now. Save lives.
🔗 https://t.co/vgfCkZenSi
🔗https://t.co/O2JqSjQ6cC
We see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAlWe see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAlWe see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAlWe see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAlWe see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAlWe see you.
WHO is grateful for the love 💙 and messages of support we received.
We stand by you. #HealthForAll
The ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affectedThe ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affectedThe ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affectedThe ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affectedThe ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affectedThe ongoing #cholera outbreak in #Sudan is triggered by
⚠️ Lack of access to sanitation & water,
⚠️ Overcrowding in sites for displaced people,
⚠️ Escalating conflict.
Over 51 200 people have fallen ill & 1 300+ have died.
WHO is supporting those affected.
We are live now!
Join us for the #WHOHubSpeakerSeries, as we explore the crucial role of research in strengthening pandemic & epidemic intelligence, co-hosted with @ChariteBerlin Center for Global Health.
💻 Watch here: https://t.co/F0Boy0xBbF