The World Health Organisation (WHO) said there was no evidence yet of human-to-human transmission.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has estimated that up to a tenth of the world's medicines are fake.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said levels of emissions lower than those acceptable in the UK are problematic.
The research team is also collaborating with the World Health Organisation (WHO) to identify patterns of this type of liver cancer.
But the World Health Organisation (WHO) says it has found no evidence of increased leukaemia in Kosovo since the 1998 bombardment.
These and other topics will be discussed at a summit that the World Health Organisation (WHO) hopes to hold in Geneva, in February.
The new proposed restrictions on the tobacco companies appear odd when compared to America's stance on the global anti-tobacco treaty being sought by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The World Health Organisation (WHO) describes cholera as "extremely virulent".
But a global plan to reduce it - put forward by the World Health Organisation (WHO) earlier this week - was delayed because of objections from the United States.
He abhors multinational corporations, believes the World Health Organisation (WHO) is an American big pharma "conspiracy", claims his exercises can cure HIV, is openly homophobic and advocates capital punishment for the corrupt.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), smoking cigarettes kills almost five million people worldwide every year and drains the continent's already impoverished public health services as the cost of treating tobacco-related disease soars.
The resolution came a few days after the UN's World Health Organisation (WHO) reported that up to 10, 000 Darfuris are dying each month in the squalid refugee camps where they have fled to escape attacks from the government-backed janjaweed militia.
The Mann award is given yearly in memory of Dr Jonathan Mann, an epidemiologist who set up the World Health Organisation's first Aids programme.
It is hoped the debate will be resolved by research being carried out under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
The World Health Organisation believes that the 70% of these will live in countries who, between them command only one in 20 pounds spent worldwide on cancer.
The first medical supplies arrived less than a year ago, and World Health Organisation statistics show the incidence of all manner of illnesses rising unabated: the number of Iraqi babies who die before they are one has more than tripled since sanctions began.
Gwenda Burns, Scottish co-ordinator of the Infertility Network, is calling for an acceptable waiting time in each health board area, and fairness for all those who need help with their fertility, which has been recognised as an illness by the World Health Organisation.
Paul Flynn MP, who is part of a Council of Europe investigation into allegations of drug company influence on the World Health Organisation and government policies, reacts to the government's handling of a possible swine flu pandemic.
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