Примеры использования Guinea worm на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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tuberculosis, Guinea worm disease and orphan diseases such as sickle-cell disease.
National agencies, assisted by UNICEF and partners in the Guinea Worm Eradication Programme, including the Carter Center and WaterAid, refocused rural water supply interventions in Ghana
reduce vitamin A deficiency and eradicate guinea worm disease contribute to this priority area.
leprosy, Guinea worm, and targeted diseases such as AIDS and those covered by
drought-affected areas and in Guinea worm endemic villages.
For example, the partnership effort to eradicate guinea worm, which met spectacular success in recent years,
Global 2000 has contributed to the publication of 43 issues of Guinea Worm Wrap-Up, a publication of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Research,
been made with regard to the eradication of some water-borne diseases, notably guinea worm, the outbreak of cholera in recent years illustrates the possible magnitude of an impending health crisis, particularly around urban concentrations.
sanitation in schools initiative and guinea worm eradication efforts as positive examples of UNICEF work in the sector.
notably its programmes for diarrhoeal diseases, guinea worm, schistosomiasis and river blindness,
child health partnership and with UNICEF on water quality and guinea worm eradication, together with the Carter Center,
poliomyelitis, Guinea worm and iodine deficiency disorders,
Buruli's ulcer and Guinea worm, and on the other hand stepped-up training for health-care personnel.
Buruli ulcer and Guinea worm; and to provide ongoing training for health-care personnel.
aimed at providing help to people who suffer from river blindness and the Guinea worm, and, in so doing, unilaterally declared a two-month cease-fire, from late March 1995,
dracunculiasis(Guinea worm disease), foodborne trematode infections,
including for the eradication of guinea worm and polio, the elimination of iodine deficiencies,
eradication programmes of WHO, notably those for diarrhoeal diseases, guinea worm, schistosomiasis and river blindness,
eradication programmes of WHO, notably diarrhoeal diseases, guinea worm, schistosomiasis and river blindness,
provide the basis for regulatory action on pollution control; and the prevalence of water-associated diseases has been further reduced by intensive campaigns for guinea worm eradication in the affected countries.