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Publications

Preventing HIV/AIDS in Young People

Preventing HIV/AIDS in Young People

ETHIOPIA Update sheet on WHO - UNOPS polio outbreak response collaboration 2014

ETHIOPIA Update sheet on WHO - UNOPS polio outbreak response collaboration 2014

Report of the Meeting of Heads of Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Reference Laboratories in the WHO African Region

Report of the Meeting of Heads of Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Reference Laboratories in the WHO African Region

Strategic framework for the elimination of new HIV infections among children in Africa by 2015

Strategic framework for the elimination of new HIV infections among children in Africa by 2015

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Epidemiological Review of TB Disease in Sierra Leone (2015)

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Reaching Out : Count down to 2015 towards MDG for child survival

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Summary of WHO Sierra Leone Country Cooperation Strategy (2017)

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WHO Health Emergencies

Status of Blood Safety in the WHO African Region 2010 - Report of the 2010 Survey

Status of Blood Safety in the WHO African Region 2010 - Report of the 2010 Survey

This report presents the outcome of a regionwide, comprehensive assessment of chemicals and their management in the WHO African Region. It describes the main chemicals of public health importance and their health impacts and management processes at the country level. Chemicals have both beneficial and negative effects on human health. They are a part of everyday life, being essential to the growth and sustainability of our communities. Today, chemicals are increasingly used to foster the prosperity of a ra

Chemicals of public health concern in the African Region and their management: Regional Assessment Report

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Regional Plan of Action to Accelerate the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation in Africa

One-third of antimalarial medicines tested in six African countries fail to meet international quality standards - Information Note: 25 February 2011

One-third of antimalarial medicines tested in six African countries fail to meet international quality standards - Information Note: 25 February 2011