Примери за използване на Weaker health systems на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Second, we must support countries with weaker health systems.
The World Health Organisation is concerned that the outbreak outside China might worsen andthe virus might spread to countries with weaker health systems.
Our greatest concern is about the potential for spread in countries with weaker health systems, and who lack the capacity to detect or diagnose.”.
The main reason for the declaration is concern that the virus could spread to countries with weaker health systems.
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems and which are ill-prepared to deal with it,” Ghebreyesus said.
Our greatest concern is the possibility that the virus will spread in countries with weaker health systems”.
Our greatest concern is about the potential for spreading the virus to countries with weaker health systems- who lack the capacity to detect or diagnose the virus.”.
WHO is concerned that the outbreak outside China might worsen andthe virus might spread to countries with weaker health systems.
Such finance is important both to achieve a better balance between health systems anddisease-specific interventions and to make Global Fund support more effective since weaker health systems can be a bottleneck which reduces countries' absorption capacity for Global Fund grants.
They emphasised the necessity of using the bestpossible means to support China and third countries with weaker health systems.
The worry is that it could extend to countries with weaker health systems.
There is also a concern is that the virus could spread to countries with weaker health systems.
Our greatest concern is the potential for the virus to spread to countries with weaker health systems".
Our new aid package will support the World Health Organisation andtarget funding to ensure countries with weaker health systems are not left behind.
The UN health agency says weak health systems, and outbreaks not being detected early enough also contribute to the rapid spread of outbreaks.
Weak health systems, poverty and social inequities also mean that a large number of children under five are still not reached with life-saving vaccines.
Weak health systems, poverty and social inequities also mean that one in five children under five is still not reached with life-saving vaccines.
Ebola, cholera, measles- the most severe disease outbreaks usually occur in the places with the weakest health systems.
The UNDP 2007 mid-term review of the MDGs stressed that weak health systems are a serious obstacle to their achievement.
Ebola, cholera, measles the most severe disease outbreaks usually occur in the places with the weakest health systems, said Tedros.
The possible consequences of further international spread are particularly serious in view of the virulence of the virus, the intensive community andhealth facility transmission patterns, and the weak health systems in the currently affected and most at-risk countries,” a statement said.
But one in five children is not being reached with vital vaccines due to social or geographical exclusion,lack of resources, weak health systems or conflicts such as those raging today in Syria and parts of West Africa.
The possible consequences of further international spread are particularly serious in view of the virulence of the virus, the intensive community andhealth facility transmission patterns, and the weak health systems in the currently affected and most at-risk countries.".
The consequences of further international spread would be"particularly serious" because of the virulence of the virus, the way it is spreading in communities and health facilities,and the"weak health systems in the currently affected and most at-risk countries," the agency said in a statement.
Our greatest concern is about the potential for spreading countries with weaker health system and lack the capacity to detect or diagnose the virus.”.
Support countries that have the weakest health systems.
Increasing access to testing anddrugs would stretch already weak health systems in Africa, which has most of the world's HIV cases.
These funds for the WHO will contribute to global preparedness, prevention and containment of the virus andsupport the countries with the weakest health systems.
The outbreak of one of the world's most lethal infectious diseases has alarmed a number of governments with weak health systems, prompting Senegal to close its border with Guinea and other neighbours to restrict travel and cross-border exchanges.