What went right this week: the good news that matters

What went right this week: the good news that matters

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1. **Thailand defeated rubella:**
– WHO declared rubella no longer a public health problem in Thailand, a major milestone.
– Rubella, or German measles, can cause serious complications in pregnancy but is preventable by vaccination.
– Thailand joins 130+ countries eliminating rubella.
– The achievement was attributed to political commitment, immunisation services, surveillance, and community trust.

2. **Germany pledged to quit fossil fuels by 2045:**
– Germany announced a roadmap to phase out coal, oil, and gas by 2045.
– Plans involve increasing renewables, electric vehicles, and reducing methane emissions by 30%.
– Despite political debates and current off-track progress, this represents a major policy shift amid a global push to reduce fossil fuel dependence.

3. **Martha’s rule coming to A&E wards in England:**
– Martha’s Rule enables patients or families to request a second opinion regarding care in emergency departments.
– Named after Martha Mills, who died tragically after safety concerns were ignored.
– NHS reports thousands of calls made to the helpline with many leading to life-saving interventions.
– Following positive trial results, the rule is set to roll out across A&E wards in England.

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