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| | WORLD NATURAL HEALTH ORGANIZATION |
 | | The World Natural Health Organization will list all traditional natural health practitioners that are working on promising research technology that can help families redeem their health. | | | The World Natural Health Organization was further established in order to unify all natural health care modalities, institutions of higher learning, clinics, hospitals, manufacturers of natural herbal formulas, healthy restaurants and other institutions that take the public health seriously. | | | The World Natural Health Organization was established to unite the world in truth concerning natural health care. |
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| | The Avalon Project : Constitution of the World Health Organization, July 22, 1946 |
| | (a) The Organization shall enjoy in the territory of each Member such privileges and immunities as may be necessary for the fulfilment of its objective and for the exercise of its functions. | | | The Health Assembly shall meet in regular annual session and in such special sessions as may be necessary. | | | Healthy development of the child is of basic importance; the ability to live harmoniously in a changing total environment is essential to such development. |
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http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/decade/decad051.htm
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| | World Health Organization |
| | She is of the view that health sector development should be part of everything we do. | | | She voiced for improving equitable access to sustainable quality health care through effectively integrating health interventions, strengthening health systems, and fostering individual, family and community involvement. | | | Integrated Primary Health Care is vital for country’s health needs. |
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| | The WHO defines essential medicines as "those that satisfy the priority health care needs of the population." This site provides detailed information and publications on essential medicines, including the full-text of the WHO policy in connection with essential drugs and medicine (known as EDM), guidance, and world initiatives and activities. | | | The WHO Strategy on Traditional Medicine for 2002-2005 aims to "discuss the role of traditional medicine in health care systems, current challenges and opportunities and WHO's role and strategy for traditional medicine." This resource contains the full-text of the strategy and it was made available in May 2002. | | | This report is aimed at anyone who is concerned with health-related issues and in particular those whose area of work directly or indirectly affects the health of young people. |
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| | World Health Organization |
| | Governments and multilateral and nongovernmental organizations can do much to prevent HIV and expand access to treatment. | | | PtDAs are designed to help patients discuss treatment options with their clinicians, and make choices. | | | In this context, a new Health Evidence Network (HEN) report examines how HIV influences families lives and how they deal with it. |
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| | DSÖ Türkiye İrtibat Ofisi - WHO Turkey Liaison Office |
| | WHO Constitutions Article 9 describes the structures and functions of the World Health Organization. | | | to promote maternal and child health and welfare and to foster the ability to live harmoniously in a changing total environment; | | | to study and report on, in co-operation with other specialized agencies where necessary, administrative and social techniques affecting public health and medical care from preventive and curative points of view, including hospital services and social security; |
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| | CAH - The Department of Child and Adolescent Health and Development |
| | CAH is organizing this proposal development workshop on intervention research to develop and evaluate approaches to improve family and community practices for newborn and child health. | | | public health effectiveness approaches to promote key family and community practices for child survival | | | CAH - The Department of Child and Adolescent Health and Development |
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| | World Health Organization on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Managed Care Organizations See Opportunities in New Medicare Drug Benefits, According to New NOP World Health Research. | | | Cultivating social work leadership in health promotion and aging: strategies for active aging interventions. | | | Publication: Health and Social Work; Author: Galambos, Colleen M. ; Source: MAGAZINES |
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| | Harvard World Health News |
| | Lack of access to health care providers, healthy foods and safe places to exercise can be roadblocks to healthier lives for the those in rural areas and the poor across the state." | | | By implementing government-sponsored children's health insurance programs for working-class families in all 50 states, the United States is coming close to treating the youngest among us the same way it treats our oldest." | | | "Nearly 1 million poor and frail California seniors who will be transferred automatically into the Medicare prescription program Jan. 1 can get transitional help from the state if private insurers under the new plan do not cover their particular medications. |
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| | THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION VIEWPOINT ON ACUPUNCTURE |
| | From the viewpoint of modern medicine, the principle action of acupuncture (and of moxibustion) is to regulate the function of the human body and to increase its resistance by enhancing the immune system and the antiphlogistic, analgesic, antispastic, antishock and antiparalytic abilities of the body. | | | Its purpose was to discuss ways in which priorities and standards could be determined in the acupuncture areas of clinical work, research, training, and technology transfer. | | | The list is based on clinical experience, and not necessarily on controlled clinical research: furthermore, the inclusion of specific diseases are not meant to indicate the extent of acupuncture's efficacy in treating them. |
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| | BBC NEWS Health World Health Organization: a profile |
| | It was facing "competition" from other bodies including the World Bank, which were beginning to play a much bigger role in international health and according to some were working more effectively. | | | By the 1970s, it had turned its attention to improving health services in developing countries and tackling health inequalities. | | | Nevertheless, many believe it could be doing more. |
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| | ReliefWeb » Document Preview » Iraq: WHO responds to the stampede tragedy in Baghdad |
| | Those who need it can be prescribed medicines such as diazepam. | | | People involved in the tragedy and their families may need psychological support in the short and longer term. | | | WHO is purchasing US$ 50,000 worth of drugs and medical supplies, which include anesthetics, IV fluids, sutures and anti-tetanus sera. |
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http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/HMYT-6FULD6?OpenDocument&rc=3&cc=irq
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| | World Health Organization definition - Medical Dictionary definitions of popular medical terms |
| | The central WHO Secretariat also keeps member countries informed of the latest developments in the use of vaccines, cancer research, nutritional discoveries, control of drug addiction, and health hazards of nuclear radiation. | | | If you have or suspect you have a medical problem, promptly contact your professional healthcare provider. | | | WHO defines health positively as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." |
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| | WHO India - Home Page |
| | The DGAFMS in turn thanked the WR for the Emergency Surgical Kits which were of great help in the immediate response in the affected areas. | | | For the effective monitoring of antiretroviral access, coverage and treatment outcomes on patient and programme levels, an ART monitoring system was introduced in April 2004 by NACO with technical support from WHO. | | | The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) with support from WHO India, convened a national consultation on the need and feasibility of providing second line ARV drugs within the national ART programme. |
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| | World Health Organization - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In this way, WHO acts as a check on the power of the drug policymaking Commission on Narcotic Drugs. | | | The constitution of WHO defines health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not as consisting only of the absence of disease or infirmity. | | | For instance, the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and the Convention on Psychotropic Substances call on WHO to issue binding scientific and medical assessments of psychoactive drugs and recommend how they should be regulated. |
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| | ©2003 World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems for Public Health |
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| | The Pan American Health Organization |
| | Atlas of Inequities - Basic Health Indicators - Core Health Data - Country Health Profiles - Trends and Situation Analysis | | | Strategic and Programmatic Orientations in Primary Health Care | | | See also "The Problem with Drinking, Perspectives in Health magazine. |
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| | World Health Organization adopts global health and diet recommendations: reduce sugars, processed foods, soft drinks ... |
| | In other words, the WHO has adopted the Consumer Wellness Research Center approach to health! | | | It reminds me of the old Big Tobacco denials, and it's a great example of just how twisted the ethics can become at profit-seeking corporations: they'll say anything to make a buck, regardless of the pain and suffering their products cause throughout the world. | | | Geneva: The World Health Organization has accomplished the nearly impossible and officially adopted a global health strategy that advises the countries of the world to teach their citizens how to modify their diets to avoid chronic disease and experience enhanced health. |
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| | Ecosystems and human well-being: health synthesis warns that 60% of our natural resources are being degraded or used unsustainably and that this could have serious consequences for human health over the next 50 years, particularly in poorer countries. | | | The slogan for World Health Day 2006 is: Working together for health. | | | 12 December 2005 -- WHO Director-General Dr LEE Jong-wook is visiting Pakistan to assess the continuing health needs of people affected by the October earthquake. |
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| | It works in areas such as immunization, health education and the provision of essential drugs. | | | The World Health Organization coordinates programmes aimed at solving health problems and the attainment by all people of the highest possible level of health. | | | on World Health Day, 7 April; on the occasion of any official event related in some way to the World Health Organization) and provided it is displayed in conformity with the WHO Flag Code and Regulations (sent at the same time as the flag)." |
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| | World Health Organization - Regional Office for Africa |
| | In order to achieve scaling-up universal access to HIV prevention, care and treatment, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended that countries adopt a policy of free access at the point of service delivery to HIV care and treatment, including antiretroviral therapy. | | | The 12-member committee was set up in May 2001 by the WHO Regional Director for Africa in response to a resolution promoting the role of traditional medicine in health systems adopted by health ministers at the fiftieth session of the Regional Committee for Africa, held in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. | | | WHO recommends free access for HIV care and treatment |
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| | OPV rapidly becomes the vaccine of choice for most national immunization programmes in the world. | | | In 1988, the World Health Assembly (WHA) the annual meeting of the ministers of health of all Member States of the World Health Organization, voted to launch a global goal to eradicate polio. | | | This later becomes the March of Dimes, a fundraising organization focusing on research to support the fight against polio. |
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| | USATODAY.com - World Health Organization targets medical mistakes |
| | "Improved health care is perhaps humanity's greatest achievement of the last 100 years," said WHO Director-General Dr. Lee Jong-wook. | | | WHO cited figures from studies that said 10% of hospital patients in the world's industrialized countries suffer from medical mistakes, which can lead to serious disability or even death. | | | One-fourth of all medical errors are caused by medication errors, Donaldson said. |
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| | ReliefWeb » Document Preview » WHO in Iraq: Weekly Bulletin 6 - 12 Jun 2005 |
| | These five areas of work are: (1) Access to Quality Health Services; (2) Prevention and Control of Diseases (Communicable and Non-Communicable); (3) Mother, Child and Reproductive Health; (4) Environmental Health; and (5) Human Resource Development for Health. | | | This construction is part of the UNDG Iraq Trust Fund Mental Health and Non-Communicable Disease Programme, under which other constructions of extensions are to be undertaken in other parts of Iraq. | | | Furthermore, hundreds of WHO publications and medical literatures were delivered to teaching institutions in Erbil, Dohuk, Suleimanyah and Mosul. |
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| | Welcome to World Health Organization, Bangladesh |
| | WHO, Bangladesh concluded a major research undertaking titled "Impact of Tobacco-related Illnesses in Bangladesh" and the salient features of the study were disseminated in a seminar on 13 January 2005 at Hotel Sheraton | | | World Health Day 2005 observed with due importance | | | The Health Secretaries also discussed the Final Strategy for polio eradication as well as the Asia-Pacific Strategy on Emerging Diseases among other health issues. |
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| | The Body: About World Health Organization |
| | In carrying out its activities, WHO's secretariat focuses its work on the following six core functions: | | | Health is defined in WHO's Constitution as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. | | | The information provided through The Body should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or a disease. |
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| | On 6 November 2001 the WHO and the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, representing the Global Fire Monitoring Center (GFMC), signed a Letter of Agreement (LoA) on collaboration in joint research and training related to the reduction of vegetation fire smoke impacts on human health. | | | Human-caused and natural wildfires in forests and other vegetation as well as land-use fires occur in many parts of the world. | | | The WHO therefore became active in three major planning meetings aimed to prepare programmes and guidelines which will contribute to prevent and manage disasters caused by smoke from vegetation fires and to mitigate their effects on human health: |
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| | World Health Organization : Regional Office for South-East Asia (SEARO) |
| | Therefore, enhancing availability of and access to antivirals such as oseltamivir is a critical issue,” said Dr Samlee Plianbangchang, Regional Director, WHO’s South-East Asia Region. | | | Global action to prevent chronic disease could save the lives of 36 million people who would otherwise be dead by 2015 says the World Health Organization (WHO) report, 'Preventing Chronic Diseases: a vital investment'. | | | The threat from chronic, noncommunicable disease can be overcome by using existing knowledge. |
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| | Avian Influenza - Homepage |
| | Control of avian influenza A (H5N1): public health concerns. | | | WHO reference laboratories for diagnosis of influenza A/H5 infection. | | | The meeting of Ministers of Health of WHO South-East Asia Region was held in September 2005 in |
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| | World Health Day - 7 April |
| | Sport as a means to promote education, health, development and peace (A/RES/59/10) | | | Products harmful to health and the environment : report of the Secretary-General (A/59/81–E/2004/63) | | | To reduce child mortality, improve maternal health and combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases are among the Millennium Development Goals which all Member States have pledged to meet by the year 2015. |
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| | Global Tobacco Treaty 'Historical Moment in Public Health' |
| | Hydroderm: Body Shape - Proven to be safe and effective - Free Trial! | | | Other health risks associated with tobacco include heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular diseases; bronchitis, asthma and other respiratory diseases, as well as infertility. | | | Tobacco use is the cause of the majority of lung cancer cases, and it has been linked to many other types of cancer, such as cervical and kidney cancer. |
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| | OIE - World organisation for animal health |
| | Use of antiviral drugs in poultry, a threat to their effectiveness for the treatment of human avian influenza | | | For the first time, four world organisations (WHO, FAO, OIE and the World Bank) agreed to co-organise a meeting of this kind, bringing together the medical and veterinary professions and the international financial community, the meeting being hosted and perfectly organised by the WHO. | | | More than 600 participants from a hundred different countries took part in working out consensus conclusions, which will allow a better coordination of the worldwide management of the crisis started since the new H5N1 'Asia strain' appeared in South East Asia at the end of 2003. |
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| | Global Polio Eradication |
| | The goal of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative is to ensure that no child will ever again know the crippling effects of polio. | | | The Global Polio Eradication Initiative is the largest public health initiative the world has ever known. | | | Report on polio eradication to WHO Executive Board |
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| | MSN Encarta - World Health Organization |
| | In 2003 WHO was credited for organizing a rapid worldwide response to contain the spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome. | | | Search for books and more related to World Health Organization | | | In collaboration with national governments and other international aid agencies, WHO works to reduce human disease, funds medical research, provides emergency aid during disasters, and aims to improve nutrition, housing, sanitation, and working conditions in developing countries. |
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| | World Health Organization (Harpers.org) |
| | This is World Health Organization, a transnational bureaucracy. | | | The World Health Organization announced that avian flu probably has not mutated into a form that can pass from human to human. | | | It is part of Transnational Bureaucracies, which is part of Organizations and Bureaucracies, which is part of Connections, which is part of Harpers.org. |
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| | WHO: World Health Organization |
| | The other two candidates Dr DEMCHIGSUREN Gonchig, Health Department, from Zavkhan aimag and Dr BAATARJAV Sosor, the Traumatology and Orthopedics Hospitals have been awarded âOutstanding Medical Officer of Health Sectorâ by the order of the Minister of Health. | | | The Government of Mongolia actively participates and supports all the WHO initiatives including World Health Day, and in compliance to the Government resolution No.224 adopted in 2001 on intensification of IEC activities to promote healthy lifestyle behavior, Ministry of Health has organized activities during one month. | | | In relation to the taking comprehensive measures on the occasion of World Health Day to improve community knowledge and attitude for prevention form injuries and implementation interventions proved to be simple and efficient worldwide, the number of injuries as of April 7th 2004 was reduced compared to the data of the previous year. |
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| | WHO EMRO - COUNTRY OFFICE IN IRAQ |
| | Counting WHO and UN Health Cluster initiatives, you will find information on programs, projects and capacity building that has been undertaken to ensure that support is delivered rapidly and effectively. | | | Ministry of Health hold seminar on health in Iraq in collaboration with development partners and donors | | | agreed upon by MOH, MOEV and WHO in 2004 |
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| | Worldworx Travel - Health - World Health Organization Countries |
| | Territories which are not responsible for the conduct of their international relations may be admitted as Associate Members upon application made on their behalf by the Member or other authority responsible for their international relations. | | | Other countries may be admitted as members when their application has been approved by a simple majority vote of the World Health Assembly. | | | Worldworx Travel - Health - World Health Organization Countries |
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| | WHO/WPRO-International conference draws up strategy to fight avian influenza |
| | WHO estimates the cost of an effective response on the public health front at about $150 million, mainly for capacity building in affected countries, including emergency support in the areas of laboratory diagnosis, vaccine development, surveillance and public education. | | | Some of the funds would be earmarked for antiviral drugs and personal protective equipment for people most at risk of infection. | | | These practices increase the danger of an interspecies transmission of avian viruses, with the risk of an exchange of genetic material and the emergence of a new virus that could endanger human health. |
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| | WHO warns against 'kitchen killer' - More Health News - MSNBC.com |
| | MSNBC Home » Health » More Health News | | | Women and children living in poor rural areas of developing countries, who cook with a typical wood-fired stove, would be subject to levels of carbon monoxide and other noxious fumes that were seven to 500 times internationally accepted levels. | | | Nearly half of the world cooks using fuels like dung, wood, agricultural residues and coal, which give off a poisonous cocktail that “more than doubles the risk of respiratory illness such as bronchitis and pneumonia,” it said in a joint statement with the U.N. Development Program (UNDP). |
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| | Weaning: World Health Organization recommendations for weaning |
| | WHO's infant feeding recommendation states that infants should be exclusively breastfed (no other drink or food) for the first four to six months of life, while being allowed frequent and unrestricted access to the breast. | | | It is correct that the World Health Organization (WHO) advises breastfeeding to "two years of age or beyond." | | | I have heard that the World Health Organization recommends breastfeeding until the age of two. |
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| | World Health Organization - Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean |
| | Directory of Health and Medical Conferences and Professional Meetings in the Region | | | The field visit includes Balakot and Muzzafarabad cities and the centres of health relief activities. | | | The World Health Organization, Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean convened the above workshop in collaboration with the Islamic Scientific Educational and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) at the Meridian Hotel, Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic, from 11-13 December 2005. |
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| | WHO/WPRO-Home |
| | Beijing, 17 November 2005—The Ministry of Health in China has confirmed the country’s first two human cases of infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. | | | ©World Health Organization Regional Office for the Western Pacific 2005 | | | Sexual and Reproductive Health of Adolescents and Youths in Viet Nam |
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| | World Health Organization Helmet Initiative |
| | This site was developed in partnership with the World Health Organization, the FIA Foundation for the Automobile and Society, and SafetyLit. | | | Welcome to the World Health Organization Helmet Initiative | | | The World Health Organization Helmet Initiative promotes the use of helmets as a strategy for preventing head injuries caused by bicycle or motorcycle crash or fall. |
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| | BBC NEWS Americas WHO attacks US sugar lobby |
| | Pressure was "pretty high" he said, because the WHO had very high status as a source on health information. | | | The World Health Organization has accused big business interests in the United States of trying to influence a new report on the dangers of consuming too much sugar. | | | Responding to a draft of the WHO report last month, the Sugar Association said there was "a preponderance of recent scientific evidence" exonerating sugar as a cause of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, hyperactivity and tooth decay. |
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| | Framework Convention on Tobacco Control: World Health Organization |
| | The World Health Organization [WHO] is trying desperately to persuade the U.N. member nations to adopt the world's first anti-tobacco treaty. | | | ASH is currently providing leadership, coordination and secretariat to the Framework Convention Alliance (FCA) a heterogeneous alliance of non-governmental organizations from around the world who are working jointly and separately to support the development, signing, and ratification of an effective Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) and related protocols | | | Please explore this web site to learn more about the problems of worldwide smoking, how the treaty would help, who's attacking the treaty, and what you, your friends, and your organizations can do to help. |
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| | World Health Organisation - Wikimedia Commons |
| | en: The World Health Organization (WHO) is an agency of the United Nations, acting as a coordinating authority on international public health, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. | | | World Health Organization (WHO); Esperanto Monda Organizajxo pri la Sano (MOS)), die ihren Hauptsitz in Genf (Schweiz) hat, fungiert als Koordinationsbehörde der Vereinten Nationen für das internationale öffentliche Gesundheitswesen. | | | This page was last modified 22:41, 4 December 2005. |
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| | CLS was also responsible for the first ever news conference including the United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and WHO to highlight the growing threat of drug-resistant TB. | | | Over the course of five years, CLS has managed several international communications efforts for the Global TB Programme at the World Health Organization (WHO). | | | CLS then managed an ongoing third party alliance building program in the United States to highlight the impact the disease has on certain constituencies, including African-Americans and individuals infected with HIV. |
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