WHO Journalist’s Guide: World’s Biggest Killers

WHO Launches New Guide for Journalists Covering Noncommunicable Diseases

Teh World Health Organization (WHO) is hosting an online launch event for its new publication, ‘reporting on the world’s biggest killers: a journalist’s guide too covering noncommunicable diseases.’ This comprehensive resource is designed to equip journalists with the data, investigative leads, and unique perspectives needed to effectively report on the global burden of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases.

Developed with contributions from journalists worldwide, the guide delves into the complexities of reporting on noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), highlighting both the challenges and opportunities inherent in covering thes critical health issues. It aims to empower the media to shed light on the factors driving the rise of NCDs and to inform public understanding of prevention, treatment, and policy solutions.

The guide promises to offer valuable insights into uncovering compelling stories, accessing relevant data, and navigating the frequently enough-complex landscape of NCD reporting. It is a crucial resource for journalists seeking to contribute to a more informed public discourse on these leading causes of death and disability globally.