Примеры использования Public health challenges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Managing public health challenges.
Prevention and control of communicable disease is one of the main public health challenges.
The public health challenges of prisons are not being adequately met.
The HIV epidemic has become one of the greatest public health challenges of our time.
Finally, many of the modern public health challenges of drug abuse were not yet manifest when the early conventions were drafted.
Smart governance” strategies are systematically employed for public health challenges, including.
It also addresses the new public health challenges that have emerged in recent years.
Statement*'Research for Health' is an effective strategy to solve global and national public health challenges.
Obesity is one of the greatest public health challenges of the 21st century.
We commit ourselves to regional andglobal cooperation to effectively deal with any other emerging public health challenges.
Malaria, together with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis,is one of the major public health challenges undermining development in the poorest countries in the world.
Major public health challenges cannot be addressed effectively without coordinated action across sectors at global, European, national and local levels.
Mr. Atta(Egypt)(spoke in Arabic): Malaria, AIDS andtuberculosis have become major public health challenges; they impede development efforts in many countries.
Speaking to the World Health Assembly on 18 May, the Director-General of WHO emphasized the need for equity andsolidarity in the response to global public health challenges.
Legal and regulatory changes in the European Union require a full readiness to swiftly respond to ecological and public health challenges, which calls for a state of preparedness requiring large investments.
The introduction of newer synthetic substances based on precursors that are not under international control andless researched for their potential harm poses additional public health challenges.
The public health challenges faced by countries of the European Region require an effective life-course strategy that gives priority to new interdisciplinary approaches to promoting health and preventing disease, based on the principles of engagement and empowerment.
Its purpose is to give a clearer picture of current public health services, their strengths, weaknesses andcapacity to address the public health challenges of today and the future.
At a side meeting organized by Human Rights Watch/International Harm Reduction Association on 16 September 2008 on the theme"Ensuring human rights in drug policy: a panel anddiscussion on human rights and public health challenges in policies relating to drug control" in the Human Rights Council, he made a presentation entitled"A human rights-based approach to international narcotic drug policy: a Topic for the Human Rights Council?
Substance abuse issues were directly, indirectly or potentially related to the four main challenges confronting the global community, namely, environmental hazards, including climate change; migration; violence, particularly in urban settings; and emergent andrecurring diseases and public health challenges.
In this scenario, increasing attention has been paid to the health of migrants,which served to highlight the multiple public health challenges in this field and the need to seek adequate solutions.
Obesity and overweight affect 50 per cent or more of the population in 19 of the 34 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD)countries, but they have become public health challenges in all regions see figure 2.
Drawing on the Programme, WHO had developed a Global Strategy for Active Ageing consisting of four components, namely gathering and disseminating information on healthy ageing to target groups ranging from policy makers to ageing individuals;raising awareness of population ageing as one of the greatest public health challenges of the twenty-first century; capacity-building, including identifying research needs and training for primary health-care workers; and policy development with particular emphasis on multi-sectoral approaches and cost-effective strategies for developing countries.
Taking note also of the report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 2012, which states that drug abuse, particularly by injection, has emerged as a serious social issue in many countries,posing new public health challenges such as the spread of HIV and viral hepatitis.
One in five people- more than one billion people globally- still lives in extreme poverty, and one in seven- or14 per cent- is undernourished, while public health challenges, including pandemics and epidemics, remain a constant threat.
Established in 2003, the Organization is an association that currently brings together 40 spouses of Heads of State who pool their forces and use their influence toimprove the lives of persons affected by HIV/AIDS and meet other public health challenges, including maternal mortality, in their respective countries.
NCDs are the public health challenge of our age.
The health of the Roma population continues to pose an important public health challenge in Slovakia.
Tuberculosis(TB) continues to be a major public health challenge in the WHO European Region.
The World Obesity Federation fully supports this initiative andthe work of WHO in confronting this important public health challenge.