NOUN
- a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services
How To Use World Health Organization In A Sentence
- In light of a Washington Post report which “ominously tells us that the World Health Organization warns that we are on the verge of a global pandemic”, Guyanese blogger Imran Khan is heartened by the call of a local journalist for “his colleagues in the media to pay greater attention to the swine flu situation”, but still wonders about the government's pro-activeness: Global Voices in English » Caribbean: Keeping Track of Swine Flu
- The World Health Organization has teamed up with a group of biomedical publishing experts to register its trials on an online database.
- Yet, the World Health Organization believes that almost forty percent of all the births go unrecorded.
- The World Health Organization has published “Melamine and Cyanuric acid: Toxicity, Preliminary Risk Assessment and Guidance on Levels in Food”.
- Europe declared polio free: The World Health Organization last week certified its European region as free of poliomyelitis.
- GENEVA — The World Health Organization estimated Thursday that 1 billion of the world's poorest people suffer from neglected tropical diseases such as dengue, rabies and leprosy that remain concentrated in remote rural areas and urban slums despite being mostly eradicated from large areas of the world. 1 Billion Suffer From Hidden Tropical Diseases, Says WHO
- Then strange queries started trickling in - from professors, schoolteachers, the World Health Organization.
- International experts are exploring such alternatives on behalf of the World Health Organization, while recent experience with not-for-profit drug development is showing that it can be done more cost-effectively than so far assumed. Should Patents on Pharmaceuticals Be Extended to Encourage Innovation?
- WHO warns against sunbeds: Sunbeds should never be used by people aged under 18 or people who tend to freckle, warns the World Health Organization.
- The World Health Organization estimates that at least 111 million children in the world suffer from skin sores (pyoderma) and that many of these children also have scabies. Undefined
