Examples of using Tuberculosis control in English and their translations into Arabic
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To support tuberculosis control, WHO has provided drugs, diagnostic facilities and shortcourse chemotherapy to 5,000 patients, has trained health staff in the WHO tuberculosis control policy and directly observed treatment shortcourse strategy, and has translated into Dari and printed training modules for managing tuberculosis at the district level.
Good progress was continuing to be made in the treatment of tuberculosis under DOTS, the internationally recommended tuberculosis control strategy, with an increasing number of the least developed countries(19 in 2005 compared to 9 in 2002) achieving the 85+ percentage coverage recommended by the World Health Organization(WHO).
In the sixteenth preambular paragraph of the English text, the phrase" World Health Organization report of 2003 on global tuberculosis control" should be replaced by the words" World Health Organization(WHO) global tuberculosis control report of 2003", and in the French text, the acronym"(OMS)" should be added after" Organisation mondiale de la santé".
Alarmed also that, according to the World Health Organization report of 2004 entitled Global Tuberculosis Control: Surveillance, Planning, Financing, tuberculosis kills about 2 million people each year, more than 8 million people around the world become sick with tuberculosis each year and it is projected that between 2002 and 2020, 36 million people will die of tuberculosis if control is not further strengthened.
A recent study by the World Bank on the economic benefit of global investments in tuberculosis control indicates that the economic cost of TB-related deaths(including HIV co-infection) in Central, East, South and West Africa,
Alarmed also that, according to the World Health Organization report of 2003 entitled Global Tuberculosis Control Surveillance, Planning, Financing, tuberculosis kills about 2 million people each year, 7 to 8 million people around the world become sick with tuberculosis each year and it is projected that between 2002 and 2020, 36 million people will die of tuberculosis if control is not further strengthened.
However, despite the expansion of State funding, a number of essential tuberculosis control functions(capacity-building, procurement and management of health-care products and equipment for diagnosis, anti-tuberculosis and second-line treatment medicines and their side effects, central and regional supervision of tuberculosis service points, and incentives and enablers for directly observed therapy) are largely or completely dependent on the Global Fund project.
A Internationally recommended strategy for tuberculosis control.
A Internationally recommended strategy for tuberculosis control.
WHO, 2008. Global Tuberculosis Control: Surveillance, Planning, Financing:
Tuberculosis control activities are shared between UNRWA and the ministries of health of the host authorities.
The Agency and the national tuberculosis control programme also maintained close cooperation on all aspects of the programme.
The DOH has renewed its fight against tuberculosis in the country with the establishment of the National Tuberculosis Control Program.
(a) Improvement of social benefits for personnel of the tuberculosis control service of the Ministry of Health;
These efforts have raised the nationwide DOTS strategy coverage of the national tuberculosis control programme to 61 per cent.
National programmes have been adopted on immunoprophylaxis, tuberculosis control, AIDS prevention, malaria prevention, family planning and reproductive health.
Programs such as the Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program are working to reduce TB levels among people receiving public health care.
The National Tuberculosis Control Programme developed a five year plan against one of the major opportunistic infections associated with HIV and AIDS.
which is expected to further strengthen the national tuberculosis control programme.