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From the Director-General, WHO |
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In response to cases of A(h1N1) influenza, reported in Mexico and the United States of America, the Director-General convened a meeting of the Emergency Committee to asses the situation and advise her on appropriate responses. Concerning public health measures, in line with the Regulations, the Director-General is recommending, on the advice of the Committee, that all countries intensify surveillance for unusual outbreaks of influenza-like illness and severe pneumonia. For further information, please go to http://www.who.int/en/ |
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Janna is the new Office Administrator of IFBLS |
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 | The IFBLS council is very glad to announce that Janna Malseed has now started working as the Office Administrator of IFBLS. Janna lives in Hamilton and has experience working in NGO (Non-Governmental Organisations) environment. She previously worked for 20 years for the Musicians Guild, and very much enjoys working with people and communicating with members. |
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IFBLS Newsletter Issue 3 2009 |
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| IFBLS Newsletter Issue 3 2009 has now been sent to the members. Read more about: - IFBLS' new office administrator
- 62nd World Health Assembly
- Upcoming events in Spain and the U.S
- IFBLS Council meeting in MarchWorld Congress 2010 Website
and other news
Download the Newsletter as a .pdf. here. Read previous issues and more IFBLS news in the What's new section - IFBLS news |
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Biomedical Laboratory Science Day 2009 |
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| The theme for the International Biomedical Laboratory Science Day is Cancer – “Today find the cause - tomorrow find the cure”. According to WHO cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide. Cancer accounts for 7.9 million deaths in 2007. Experts have made an estimate that about 30 percent of cancer deaths can be prevented. Worldwide deaths from cancer are projected to continue to rise, and by 2030 there is an estimate of 12 millions deaths. |
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