WHO | Hubs to support the Commission's Knowledge Networks (KN)

WHO | Hubs to support the Commission's Knowledge Networks (KN): "Hubs"

Regional, disease specific patterns of smoking-attributable mortality in 2000 -- Ezzati and Lopez 13 (4): 388 -- Tobacco Control

Regional, disease specific patterns of smoking-attributable mortality in 2000 -- Ezzati and Lopez 13 (4): 388 -- Tobacco Control

World Health Organization/EDM Information Resources

World Health Organization/EDM Information Resources

MSNBC - No Way Out?

MSNBC - No Way Out?

The 2004 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

The 2004 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

Guardian Unlimited Politics | Special Reports | Ministers set to announce smoking ban

Guardian Unlimited Politics | Special Reports | Ministers set to announce smoking ban

Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Labour to Announce Public Smoking Ban

Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Labour to Announce Public Smoking Ban

HEALTH: Knowledge Can Be Effective Treatment

HEALTH: Knowledge Can Be Effective Treatment: "Knowledge Can Be Effective Treatment"

A Direção - Seu Portal de Busca na Internet

A Direção - Seu Portal de Busca na Internet

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hinonacional

WHO | Publications

WHO | Publications, World Report on Knowledge for Better Health

Monitoring global health: time for new solutions -- Murray et al. 329 (7474): 1096 -- BMJ

Monitoring global health: time for new solutions -- Murray et al. 329 (7474): 1096 -- BMJ

Red Cross Red Crescent - World Disasters Report 2004

Red Cross Red Crescent - World Disasters Report 2004 - Home page: "World Disaster Report 2004 focuses on community resilience

In the hours after sudden disaster strikes, most lives are saved by the courage and resourcefulness of friends and neighbours. During slow-onset crises such as drought, some rural societies have developed extraordinary capacities to cope and bounce back. How can aid organisations strengthen rather than undermine this local resilience?
Perceptions of disaster differ between those at risk and those trying to help. Evidence suggests that everyday threats to livelihoods are a greater concern to most poor communities than 'one-off' disasters. Meanwhile, local consensus and cooperation are as important in protecting communities as concrete walls. The report argues that a more developmental approach to creating disaster resilience is needed, which puts communities in charge of defining their needs and crafting the right solutions. "

The Official Ethics of the American Medical Profession

The Official Ethics of the American Medical Profession

Bioaerosols and Innate Immune Responses in Airway Diseases

Bioaerosols and Innate Immune Responses in Airway Diseases

Bush wins second term as US president

news @ nature.com�-�Bush wins second term as US president breaking science news headlines

First insects are clonedb

First insects are cloned

LookSmart's FindArticles - Nutrition Action Healthletter: Pressure points: 7 facts about hypertension you can't afford to ignore - Cover Story

Pressure points: 7 facts about hypertension you can't afford to ignore

New Zealand News - NZ - Five-a-day cancer benefit shaken

New Five-a-day cancer benefit shaken