"World Health Organization" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that connects to Vibewatch community-sentiment data, providing read-only tools for sentiment overview, message search, daily insights, weekly reports, market context, and organization details.

Enables models to fetch and compare aggregated hot lists from nine Chinese and global sources—Zhihu, Baidu, Toutiao, Bilibili, sspai, Wallstreetcn, V2EX, Hacker News, and GitHub Trending—through a single interface. Also offers CLI and Python library access plus per-source health checks.

This server connects AI to private YouTube channel analytics, transforming raw data into clear, evidence-based insights. It allows creators to understand channel health, identify video bottlenecks, and determine optimal content strategy and publishing times.

Enables AI assistants to control YouTube Live Streaming, including creating broadcasts, managing chat, and monitoring stream health via MCP tools.

Enables searching and filtering X/Twitter tweets stored in x-engine, along with a health check tool.

Generates witty, citation-backed responses to health myths and misinformation with automatic tone adjustment for sensitive topics. Integrates with Instagram DMs to fact-check viral claims with sass and sources.

Enables multi-user management of member and Company Page content through official OAuth and REST APIs, including posting, comments, reactions, analytics, and organization role discovery.

A read-only local MCP server that connects Claude to a user's own YouTube channel analytics, enabling channel health checks, per-video bottleneck diagnosis, fair video comparisons, publishing-time recommendations and audience question extraction. All insights are labelled as measured, derived, estimated or recommended, and data never leaves the user's machine.

Gives Claude creator-marketing tools that compute campaign reach, engagement, clicks, conversions and cost-per-outcome figures from a planned budget. It also tiers creators by engagement health, checks sponsored captions against the paid-partnership labelling rules of DE, AT, FR, UK and US, and drafts one-page creator briefs.