The World Health Assembly recently concluded its work and, as Margaret Chan (CEO) said, the meeting made important decisions regarding air pollution, epilepsy, and mechanisms for interaction with non-governmental organizations.
WHO, in partnership with partner organizations, allocated additional funds, including medicines and medical equipment, to residents of Nepal, affected by the earthquake, in order to prevent the spread of diarrheal infections.
On this day, WHO draws public attention to the health problems that result from smoking and calls for the promotion of WHO's programs to reduce tobacco use.
Now a large number of operations are performed in the world, the most common among them is considered to be a cesarean section, especially this operation is carried out in developed countries.
The repeated use of syringes and needles leads to the infection of thousands of people annually, including diseases that are difficult to treat and incurable.
Over the past 13 years, the number of people dying from malaria has become significantly less, in addition, there has been a decline in new cases (according to the malaria report, which was voiced in Geneva).
At the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition in the World, held in Rome, about 200 countries adopted recommendations in the field of investment and policy to ensure the population's access to healthy and regular nutrition.
