Inis Insight

13/01/2026

The World Health Organization has published new evidence-based guidance to strengthen HIV care globally. The updates support optimized antiretroviral therapy, improved prevention of vertical transmission, and stronger integration of tuberculosis prevention, advancing more effective, people-centred care worldwide 🌍🩺

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has released updated recommendations on HIV clinical management providing new and revised guidance on antiretroviral therapy, management of vertical HIV transmission, and tuberculosis (TB) prevention for people living with HIV. These recommendations support an evi...

12/01/2026

In 2020, we had the honor of designing the first-ever World Report on Hearing with World Health Organization, a milestone in global hearing health advocacy. 🔊 With our deep expertise, we transformed complex data into clear, engaging visuals. The campaign was widely embraced by stakeholders, reinforcing the critical importance of hearing health.

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09/01/2026

Explore the vital role of compassionate illustrations in addressing public health challenges! See how visuals capture and foster empathy in .

Read more: https://iniscommunication.com/blog/crafting-compassionate-illustrations/

07/01/2026

🧬 Genomics can transform health outcomes, but major participation gaps mean many communities are still left behind. Inclusive science builds trust, fairness, and better results for everyone. 🌎📊

Learn more: www.who.int/news/item/21-12-2025-who-publishes-new-global-analysis-revealing-major-equity-gaps-in-human-genomics-research

05/01/2026

World Health Organization (WHO)'s updated TB guidelines offer vital, evidence-based guidance for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Since 2020, Inis has supported this effort, ensuring accessibility with editing, design, and language versions.

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05/01/2026

The WHO reports that rising trends are affecting health across all ages, from childhood through older adulthood. Creating supportive environments, improving access to healthy foods, and strengthening community programs can help reverse this trend and improve global health. 🌍💡

Learn more: www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/obesity-and-overweight

30/12/2025

As health funding shifts from traditional aid to binding co-investment deals, a deeper question emerges: will this new model truly strengthen African health sovereignty, or tighten external leverage over essential systems? 🌍✨

Read more: africa.businessinsider.com/local/lifestyle/us-announces-dollar23bn-health-deals-with-4-african-countries-under-america-first/yz6clgq

26/12/2025

Caring for Those Who Care: At Inis, we are proud to have collaborated on the Guide for the Development and Implementation of Occupational Health and Safety Programmes for Health Workers with the World Health Organization and the International Labour Organization

This essential resource emphasizes the prevention of workplace diseases and injuries, promoting the well-being of health workers while fostering sustainable and hygienic practices in healthcare facilities.

Inis contributed through:
🎨 Design conceptualization and layout
✏️ Illustration and copy-editing
🌐 Production in six UN languages

From intuitive graphics illustrating occupational hazards to impactful visuals for an accompanying e-tool, our work ensures this guide reaches and resonates with a global audience. Together, we’ve supported the resilience of those who care for us all.

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22/12/2025

At Inis, doesn’t happen by accident. We purposefully integrate intentional design thinking into your mission and operations, driving meaningful social impact at every level. 🌍

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17/12/2025

World leaders have taken a bold stand for health justice by adopting a historic global declaration on noncommunicable diseases and mental health. This moment challenges us to turn commitments into action that reaches every community — because health equity is a human right, not a slogan. Learn how this declaration could reshape the future of global health. 💬🌍

Learn more: www.who.int/news/item/16-12-2025-world-leaders-adopt-a-historic-global-declaration-on-noncommunicable-diseases-and-mental-health

15/12/2025

Designing for equity means designing for everyone. ♿📘 Inis collaborated with ’s Disability Programme to shape the design and layout of the Health equity for persons with disabilities: guide for action, transforming global recommendations into a clear, accessible, and action oriented resource. Maintaining a strong visual link to the Global Report and prioritizing screen reader compatible formats, the work reflects a commitment to inclusion, usability, and real world impact across health systems.