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28 November 2006

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Africa's Working

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New report highlights opportunities for Africa’s newborns
22 November 2006 -- Sub-Saharan Africa remains the most dangerous region in the world for a baby to be born — with 1.16 million babies dying each year in the first 28 days of life — but six low-income African countries have made significant progress in reducing deaths among newborn babies, according to a new report published today. The report, Opportunities for Africa’s newborns, brings together new data and analysis from the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health.
News release | Opportunities for Africa's newborns

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22 November 2006
WHO and UNICEF call for safe access of polio vaccinators in Afghanistan's Southern Region
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Scientists to report latest progress on vaccines against pandemic influenza, HIV/AIDS and cervical cancer
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27 November 2006
Countries meet in Geneva on innovation, public health and intellectual property
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2006
Various scam e-mails purporting or implying to be from or associated with WHO, have been circulating on the Internet.
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Lebanon: WHO's Response

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