About one in five European TB cases went unreported in 2024
A joint WHO Europe–ECDC report found 2024 diagnoses covered 79% of estimated disease burden in the region.
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A joint WHO Europe–ECDC report found 2024 diagnoses covered 79% of estimated disease burden in the region.
New child mortality estimates put neonatal deaths at 2.3 million in 2024 and show slower progress since 2015.
ECDC preliminary data show reports from 30 countries fell from 2024 but remained about twice the 2023 level.
An analysis of 185 countries and 36 cancer types estimates about 7.1 million cases were linked to preventable risks.
By November 2025, 97.1 million people required trachoma interventions, a 94% decline from 2002, WHO said.
The 2025 monitoring report finds progress in service coverage but continued financial hardship for billions.
Prevention tools helped avert an estimated 170 million cases and one million deaths, yet total burden rose.
The Global Tuberculosis Report 2025 shows a modest decline in burden while millions of cases remained undiagnosed.
Business as usual projects demand more than tripling and cooling emissions reaching 7.2bn tonnes.
SIA, citing WSTS data, said semiconductor sales hit a monthly record of $75.3 billion in November 2025, up 29.8% year over year.
The 2025 synthesis covers plans recorded by 30 September, representing about 30% of 2019 global emissions excluding LULUCF.
The 2025 report analyses laboratory data reported in 2023 across 93 pathogen–antibiotic combinations at regional and global levels.