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Haiti to launch cholera vaccination with PAHO/WHO support
Haiti to launch cholera vaccination with PAHO/WHO supportDistribution of cholera vaccine Haiti…
PAHO/WHO receives U.N. emergency funds to restore water and sanitation in flooded areas of Paraguay
PAHO/WHO receives U.N. emergency funds to restore water and sanitation in flooded areas of Paraguay…
Dominican Republic is first country in the Americas to publish guidelines for clinical management of chikungunya
Dominican Republic is first country in the Americas to publish guidelines for clinical management of chikungunya…
WHO: People most at risk of HIV are not getting the health services they need
WHO: People most at risk of HIV are not getting the health services they need…
PAHO/WHO urges countries to reduce salt intake to prevent hypertension and heart disease
PAHO/WHO urges countries to reduce salt intake to prevent hypertension and heart diseaseless salt-150At a special event this week at UN headquarters, experts from the Pan American Health…
WHO highlights need for countries to scale up action on noncommunicable diseases
WHO highlights need for countries to scale up action on noncommunicable diseasesActive boy As world leaders gather at the United Nations…
Caribbean countries discuss establishment of a centralized generic medicines registry process to improve access to essential drugs
More than 16.7 million people could benefit from this measure, which will reduce duplication of efforts and increase collaboration among Caribbean countries to ensure the availability and quality of essential medicines. The countries are discussing a pilot project that will be coordinated by PAHO/WHO, CARICOM, CARPHA, and the Caribbean Technical…
When health comes to the most remote communities
When health comes to the most remote communitiesmais medicos-150 More than 14,000 Brazilian and foreign physicians taking part in the "Mais Médicos" (More Physicians) Program ensure…
WHO targets elimination of TB in over 30 countries
WHO targets elimination of TB in over 30 countries…
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