Digital tools feature in a traditional knowledge discussion

The agencies reported gains since 2000 but warned that improvement had slowed.

The publication raised concern about aid cuts and access to lifesaving care.

The 7 April announcement discussed estimates for earlier years, including 2023.

Publication date: PAHO discussed the place of ancestral knowledge alongside science and digital tools in public health.

Publication date: the PAHO account foregrounded traditional knowledge in discussions of present-day care.

Publication date: the source describes exchange among public health, science and ancestral knowledge perspectives.

A WHO keynote and plenary panel in New Delhi addressed access to evidence-based traditional medicine on this date.

A regional health summit session examined how evidence-based traditional care might be made available within health systems.

A scheduled WHO meeting placed traditions of health care in an international policy discussion in India.

The session title explicitly tied expanded access to an evidence base, rather than an assumption that all traditional methods are effective.