October 2017 0033卵の名無しさん2017/10/26(木) 04:17:16.79ID://sZ2I2U “We need to focus on leaving no child unvaccinated, no matter how difficult it is to reach them,” says Mohammed Mohammedi, polio eradicator for twenty years. 0034卵の名無しさん2017/10/26(木) 04:17:43.15ID://sZ2I2U World Polio Day, 24 October, is an opportunity to recognize the work of committed WHO staff members like Mohammedi, along with the more than 20 000 other unsung heroes working to eradicate polio around the world. 0035卵の名無しさん2017/10/26(木) 04:18:33.55ID://sZ2I2U Polio is a virus that can cause incurable paralysis. But it presents the global community with a unique opportunity: to eradicate a human disease for just the second time in history, after smallpox. 0036卵の名無しさん2017/10/26(木) 04:23:26.30ID://sZ2I2U END POLIO NOW ご興味のある方はこちらへ http://www.who.int/features/2017/world-polio-day/en/0037卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:24:06.31ID:7qIlZ9cG WHO in emergencies WHO reinforces health care services for thousands of people in newly accessible areas of Ar-Raqqa governorate, Syria 0038卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:25:19.37ID:7qIlZ9cG 24 October 2017, Damascus, Syria -- As areas in Ar-Raqqa governorate become accessible, the World Health Organization (WHO) continues to strengthen health care services for thousands of people in the area through the delivery of medicines and medical supplies to Al-Tabqa National Hospital, northwest of Ar-Raqqa city. 0039卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:25:49.84ID:7qIlZ9cG Weighing almost 5 tons, the WHO shipment was provided with support from the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID), the European Union and Norway, and includes medicines and medical supplies for 500 trauma cases and 37 000 medical treatments 0040卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:26:11.32ID:7qIlZ9cG More than 13 500 people currently live in Ar-Raqqa city, where access to health services remains limited following the besiegement of the city from June to October 2017. 0041卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:26:31.85ID:7qIlZ9cG Al-Tabqa National Hospital, the closest hospital to Ar-Raqqa city, was partially damaged in February 2017 due to intensive fighting in the area. With WHO support, the emergency department, internal medicine and pediatric sections have been rehabilitated, and WHO continues to support the hospital through the provision of medicines and medical supplies. 0042卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:27:03.23ID:7qIlZ9cG “The immediate objective of WHO, together with local health authorities and NGO partners, to scale up life-saving health services for thousands of people who had been deprived of essential health care. We are also ensuring the availability of quality vaccines for children,” said Ms Elizabeth Hoff, WHO Representative in Syria. 0043卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:27:38.99ID:7qIlZ9cG This is the second shipment of health supplies provided by WHO to Al-Tabqa National Hospital since the facility was re-opened. On 14 September 2017, WHO delivered more than 7 tons of life-saving medicines and emergency medical supplies, sufficient for the treatment of more than 100 trauma cases and 16 000 patients requiring emergency health services. 0044卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:28:21.34ID:7qIlZ9cG Since its opening in September 2017, Al-Tabqa National Hospital has treated more than 3400 patients, including more than 800 women and 1300 children. 0045卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 03:29:25.79ID:7qIlZ9cG ご興味のある方はこちらへ http://www.who.int/en/0046卵の名無しさん2017/10/30(月) 06:37:36.03ID:M3V7eJWk 偽善者と偽装社会とパナマ文書