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Experts See Progress in Incorporating a Gender Perspective into Health Programs
Experts See Progress in Incorporating a Gender Perspective into Health ProgramsA group of experts on gender issues convened by…
PAHO Caribbean Subregional Managers' Meeting
PAHO Caribbean Subregional Managers' Meeting The annual PAHO subregional managers meeting for the Caribbean was held in St.…
Canada reforms medical education to address changing health needs
Canada reforms medical education to address changing health needs The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada is promoting a…
Mexico Health Secretary visits the Observatory for Safety and Peaceful Co-existence of the Juarez Municipality
Mexico Health Secretary visits the Observatory for Safety and Peaceful Co-existence of the Juarez Municipality Mexico's…
Two-thirds of future cancer cases will be in developing countries
Two-thirds of future cancer cases will be in developing countries Cancer cases are projected to increase by more than two-thirds worldwide over the…
Bioethical Issues in Pandemics
Bioethical Issues in Pandemics Influenza pandemics—which occur with remarkable, if unpredictable, regularity—raise important…
Andrus Takes Cholera Call to Action to Capitol Hill
Andrus Takes Cholera Call to Action to Capitol Hill Dr. Jon Andrus, Deputy Director of the Pan American Health Organization…
Presentation of Preliminary Findings from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2010
Presentation of Preliminary Findings from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2010 Christopher Murray, Director of the Institute…
quake in haiti
Haiti Quake Efforts Were Hampered by Poor Information Sharing
Foreign responders often ignored guidance and authority of Haitian government, says new PAHO/WHO report Washington, D.C., January 13, 2012 (PAHO/WHO) — The massive humanitarian response that followed Haiti's January 2010 earthquake was less effective than it could have been due to poor coordination and information sharing and widespread disregard…
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