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Investment migration people in the news this week included: Mehdi Kadiri, Judi Galst, and Dominic Volek of Henley & Partners. read more (external link)

MIGRATION · Working session focuses on cooperation between Tunisia and Denmark in migration. read more (external link)

The varied group of stakeholders, including demographers, population experts, data analysts, researchers, and civil society organizations, urged ... read more (external link)

By 2050, the population of three quarters of all countries will be shrinking, according to the study by the US-based Institute For Health Metrics and ... read more (external link)

... health, even in mild cases, and the effects are now being revealed at the population level," clinical epidemiologist Ziyad Al-Aly said. By. Erin ... read more (external link)

Populations of the future: Updated tool helps to visualize projections. Mar 8, 2024. World population likely to shrink after mid-century ... read more (external link)

These efforts led to the screening of 94% of the target population. A similar collaboration is currently taking place for the coordination of another ... read more (external link)

Syphilis infections infections have risen across the U.S., and no demographic has been hit harder than Native Americans. read more (external link)

Syndemic is defined by the CDC as “a clustering of 2 or more social or health conditions within a population.” 3 HIV/HCV coinfection has been ... read more (external link)

Reflecting Changing Demographics: The global population is becoming increasingly diverse, with demographic shifts reshaping societies and economies. read more (external link)

Further, WHO will help improve risk communication and community engagement to reach target populations with appropriate health messages on how to ... read more (external link)

With great diversity in Australia's population, health care services are increasingly supporting patients from culturally and linguistically diverse ... read more (external link)

In 2020, fewer than 300 000 babies were born for the first time since 2007, and the total fertility ... population projection is being revised down”. read more (external link)

... population increases dependent upon migration. Migrants generally do not arrive as newborns, so migration-based population increases distort the ... read more (external link)

During this interview, McGowan emphasized the importance of testing for Lp(a), especially among high-risk populations such as African American and ... read more (external link)

Migration will be one of the most adverse ... Without a concerted effort to mitigate the climate crisis, the region's population will suffer from a new ... read more (external link)

The projection for 2025 indicates a substantial increase, reaching 5.6 million DALYs," the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) study said. DALYs ... read more (external link)

... population growth rate has decreased in a ... At that time (2023), the obesity mortality rate per thousand populations was 6.1, which was 5.8 in 2022. read more (external link)

... demographics reveal an analytical glimpse of this Region's current tapestry and its future possibilities. ... The fun part for analytics aficionados ... read more (external link)

... health among the young population in Andhra Pradesh. A report by the ... population, occurring five-eight years earlier than in Western populations. read more (external link)

At that time (2023), the obesity mortality rate per thousand population was 6.1, which was 5.8 in 2022. The under-five mortality rate was 33 per ... read more (external link)

We can end TB!” was held in western Rwanda's Rubavu District, were health officials used the occasion to raise awareness among the population about ... read more (external link)

1000 population) has slightly increased to 6.1 in 2023 up from 5.8 in 2022 while the infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) also increased ... read more (external link)

The aging population, a consequence of low fertility rates, poses challenges to the United States, especially in areas such as health, social ... read more (external link)

A recent study once again highlights the ongoing challenge of historically low replacement rates in the country, a problem prevalent across ... read more (external link)