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Audio recording: Opening address delivered by Dr David Weakliam, Chair IFGH during the Biennial Conference 2010, Partnerships to Address Health and Diseases of Poverty Challenge, November 29th-30th 2010 at NUI Maynooth. See below to download and listen to this presentation podcast
Organizations: Irish Forum for Global Health
"Let me emphasize that our position is that nutrition is not a substitute for appropriate treatment, but prolongs good health and serves as a solid foundation that determines the success of other medical interventions."
- Jacob Zuma - President Of South Africa
The 66th World Health Assembly is taking place this week, from May 20-28, in Geneva. It is the senior decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Summit on Global Health & Hunger: 20/5/13 via webcast. This event is focused on the critical linkages between food security and achieving sustainable health and nutrition outcomes in some of the world’s most challenging places. It is a follow-up ...
The World Health Organization's (WHO) annual report indicates that substantial progress has been made in the past decade toward reducing child and maternal mortality, improving nutrition, and reducing morbidity and mortality due to HIV infection, tub...
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The aim of the Irish Forum for Global Health is to contribute to improvement in the health of individuals and populations globally by creating networks that will promote research and education and advocate for investment in global health. Continue reading
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