Global Hunger Affects 645 Million People in 2025 as FAO Maps Reveal Unequal Progress in Food Security
An estimated 645 million people worldwide faced hunger in 2025, while approximately 2.1 billion experienced moderate or severe food insecurity,...
Nutrition
World Food Day 2026: How Innovation Can Transform Agriculture and Help Build a Hunger-Free World
Innovation, inclusive technology and traditional agricultural knowledge are emerging as essential tools for improving food security, supporting farmers and building...
Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida Attends New Delhi Conference on Women and Child Development
Sudam babu state bureau odisha Hit and Hot news New Delhi/Bhubaneswar, October 8, 2026: Odisha is placing greater emphasis on...
WHO Recommends Lifestyle-Based Approach to Address Childhood Obesity
Geneva: The World Health Organization has issued new recommendations aimed at strengthening the global response to childhood and adolescent obesity,...
Healthier Packaged Foods Could Help Prevent Thousands of Diet-Related Deaths
LONDON: A shift toward healthier packaged food products could potentially prevent or delay around 150,000 diet-related deaths each year in...
SOFI 2026 Examines the Global Fight Against Hunger and Malnutrition
The latest global assessment of food security and nutrition has been released, bringing together the expertise of five major United...
OECD Data Signals Major Projected Cuts in Health Aid by 2026
Paris: International development financing for health could face significant reductions by 2026, with some of the steepest projected declines expected...
Global Hunger Falls for Third Straight Year, but Food Security Remains Fragile Across the World
Global hunger has declined for a third consecutive year, offering a measure of hope in the fight against food insecurity....
Why Bone Health Needs More Than Calcium: The Complete Guide to Building Strong Bones for Life
Introduction When people think about strong bones, calcium is usually the first nutrient that comes to mind. For decades, milk...
Understanding Agrifood Systems: Why Every Meal Is Part of a Bigger Picture
Every meal we eat is the result of a complex network of people, natural resources, technology, transportation, markets, and policies...
The “Invisible Shield” Myth: What Vitamin C Really Does for Your Lungs in Polluted Air
Every breath you take contains more than just oxygen. In cities and industrial areas, the air often carries microscopic pollutants...
Healthy Diets Remain Out of Reach for Millions as Purchasing Power Emerges as the Biggest Barrier
The average global cost of a healthy diet reached PPP $4.28 per person per day in 2025, highlighting the continuing...
Only One Country Can Feed Itself Completely Without Imports, Study Finds
A country's ability to produce enough food for its own population has become an increasingly important measure of resilience in...
UN Highlights Importance of Self-Care as Global Focus Shifts to Well-Being
New York, July 2025 – As global challenges continue to test personal resilience, the United Nations has launched a renewed...
Ensuring Optimal Child Nutrition: Complementary Feeding Takes Center Stage in Rashtriya Poshan Maah 2024
The Ministry of Women and Child Development is celebrating the 7th Rashtriya Poshan Maah with a spotlight on Complementary Feeding,...
