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Actions and initiatives by Almirall in response to the COVID-19 crisis

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COVID-19 Response

Region : Eastern Mediterranean

Topics : COVID-19

Keywords : Almirall

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National non communicable disease strategy

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Region : Africa

Keywords : Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Tanzania / Strategy / Legislation / Health system strengthening / Health promotion / Health education

MULTILATERAL LEADERS TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 VACCINES, THERAPEUTICS, AND DIAGNOSTICS

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COVID-19 Response

Topics : COVID-19

Keywords : World bank / COVID-19 / Vaccine / Diagnositics / Therapeutics

The COVID-19 Pandemic: Effects on Low- and Middle-Income Countries

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Topics : COVID-19

Keywords : COVID-19 / LMICs / Data / Public health

STUDYING LINKS BETWEEN COVID-19 AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

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Scientific Publication

Region : Europe

Topics : COVID-19 / Cardiovascular Diseases

Keywords : WHF / COVID-19 / CVDs / Linkage

IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE

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Region : Global Commitment

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Tobacco is the second leading risk factor for cardiovascular disease.

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Scientific Publication

Topics : Cardiovascular Diseases

Keywords : WHF / CVDs / Tobacco / Smoking

Non-communicable diseases in low- and middle-income countries: context, determinants and health policy

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Keywords : NCD / Policy / LMICs / Chronic diseases / Public health

Responding to the Challenge of Non-communicable Diseases

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Keywords : World bank / NCDs / CVDs / Hypertension

Porto Alegre, Brazil key cancer care gaps and priorities

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Region : Americas

Topics : Cancer

Keywords : Cancer

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