WORLD HEALTH ORG. BRIEFING ON GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES
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“WORLD HEALTH ORG. BRIEFING ON GLOBAL HEALTH ISSUES | MEMBERS RESCUED, 1 MISSING | HEAT WAVE PREDICTED TO BREAK RECORD”
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This storyHow long did the WHO's global smallpox eradication campaign take?
- About 5 years
- About 10 years
- About 20 years
- About 35 years
Guess, then reveal the answer
About 10 years
This storyWill this heat wave break an all-time record?
Smallpox is the only human disease ever fully eradicated!
The WHO's global vaccination campaign wiped out smallpox by 1980 after a ~10-year effort costing $300M. The eradication saves an estimated $1.35B annually — more than the entire campaign cost.
This storyWhat should WHO focus on most urgently right now?
Drug-resistant infections could kill 10M people yearly by 2050!
The WHO calls antimicrobial resistance one of the top global health threats. Resistant bacteria already cause 1.27M deaths annually. Learn more at CDC.gov
This storyWHO warns AMR could cause how many deaths per year by 2050?
- 1 million
- 5 million
- 10 million
- 25 million
Guess, then reveal the answer
10 million
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