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As we mark World Humanitarian Day on 19 August, OpenWHO is proud to host free multilingual learning resources to support the response to humanitarian crises. This includes a new course on food inse...
As we mark International Youth Day, OpenWHO invites you to sign up for our free course on mycetoma, available on the Neglected Tropical Diseases learning channel.
Mycetoma is a chronic, disfiguri...
The World Health Organization is celebrating a new milestone in online learning: 7 million enrolments in OpenWHO.org’s free public health courses!
The record-setting participation comes as health ...
Business Post Nigeria highlighted OpenWHO's new free online course on noma in a recent news article.
“This course will be a useful self-learning tool for health workers to increase their capacity...