Examples of using Ncds in English and their translations into German
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WHO health days Course on NCDs, alcohol and road traffic injuries.
Targets along the cascade couldbe similarly beneficial for controlling TB and NCDs.
Non-communicable diseases( NCDs) account for two thirds of all deaths in the world.
All else being equal,larger and older populations mean more people with NCDs.
Yet NCDs receive less than 1% of Development Assistance for Health( DAH) funding.
With„Access Accelerated" people with NCDs should get the treatment and therapy they need.
Promoting drug therapy and counselling, and medicines and technologies for NCDs.
NCDs pose a threat to social and economic development for every country on the planet.
Reduce premature mortality among men from NCDs and unintentional and intentional injuries;
The annual publication reports on theprogress made in the WHO European Region in the fight against NCDs.
The rising cost to society of NCDs is well documented, a situation compounded by an ageing population.
Kazakhstan is on track to achieve the globaltarget of a 25% reduction in premature mortality from NCDs by 2025.
NCDs are still a main cause of mortality and morbidity in the Region, and large inequalities persist both within and between countries.
Judith Watt:“The price of not acting is much greater than the pricefor efficient policies and programs to combat the spread of NCDs.
Recognise the impact of NCDs as not just a health issue, but also as a major economic burden and an obstacle to global development and sustainability.
The available literature strongly suggests that Mediterraneandietary patterns are beneficial for the prevention and control of diet-related NCDs.
The Region has long been leading the fight against NCDs- and it is currently the only region that is on track to achieve SDG target 3.4.
Africa carries 25 per cent of the global disease burden andhas had a 20 per cent increase in non-communicable diseases(NCDs) between 2010 and 2020.
Yet the current debate about the global epidemic of non-communicable diseases(NCDs)- chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and cancer- has ignored this advice.
It has been established to help achieve the globallyagreed target of 25% reduction in premature mortality from non-communicable diseases(NCDs) by 2025.
Providing access to health services for people with NCDs was the subject of a side event organized by the Ministry of Health of Chile and WHO headquarters.
In a meeting with the United Kingdom's Director General for Global and Public Health, discussion focused on potential areas for collaboration between WHO and the United Kingdom, including surveillance,the SDGs and NCDs.
The United Nations global summit on NCDs and the WHO consultation in Oslo provide us with vital opportunities to discuss and share experiences in this field.
World Heart Federation and its members provide training in these areas,brief journalists on covering CVD and NCDs, and leverage public and private resources to support the Champion Advocates Programme.
The key issue with regard to NCDs is the interruption of care, due either to lack of access or to the decimation of health-care systems and providers; displacement results in interruption of the continuous treatment that is crucial for chronic conditions.
This year, 4 February is also an important milestone in the preparations for the United Nations high-level meeting on the prevention andcontrol of NCDs, to be held in New York, United States of America on 19-20 September 2011.
A global ministerial conference on NCDs will be held in Moscow, Russian Federation, at the end of April 2011, and the subject will be addressed again at a United Nations high-level meeting in New York, United States, in September 2011.
Consider the cross associations of risks and benefits between NCDs and drink-driving, and debate the burden of NCDs and road traffic injuries related to alcohol;
Use of taxation as a means to prevent NCDs and to finance national responses will be one of the topics for discussion at the Conference, among other proven interventions to address the growing burden of NCDs.
He added that taking action against NCDs is key to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3.4 by 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from NCDs through prevention and treatment.