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World Health Organization Podcast — 117 episodes

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Preparing for Zika

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Researching Zika

3

Ethics and Zika virus

4

Long-term management of congenital Zika virus syndrome

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Zika epidemiology

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Mental health atlas 2011

7

The first official World Hepatitis Day, 28th July

8

World Report on disability podcast

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World Health Day 2011: combat drug resistance

10

Worldwide alcohol trends

11

Physical activity a key in preventing some cancers

12

Tracking resources for women's and children's health

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World Health Report 2010: the path to universal coverage

14

Improving cancer control in developing countriese

15

Mental health Intervention guide to make care more accessible

16

Challenges still remain after the floods in Pakistan

17

World Humanitarian Day

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Good health in youth sets the stage for well-being in later life

19

Organ donors still scarce

20

Improving health workforce migration

21

Polio: the fight till eradication

22

Anniversary of smallpox eradication

23

Harmful effects of tobacco marketing and smoke on women and girls

24

Appropriate antivenoms an effective treatment for snakebites

25

Clean hands can prevent the spread of disease

26

Diagnostic tests can help Count Malaria Out

27

How urban policies can make city living healthier and safer

28

Marking International Women's Day

29

Anti-tobacco conventions fifth anniversary

30

New technology strengthens Africa's health workforce

31

About two out of five cancers can be prevented

32

WHO's critical contribution in the humanitarian health response

33

Haiti earthquake: the emergency health response

34

Successes and challenges of 2009

35

Climate change and the implications on human health

36

Implementing smoke-free environments

37

20th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

38

Women and health: today's evidence tomorrow's agenda

39

Raising awareness about breast cancer

40

Providing health care in times of crisis

41

Progress report on the fight against HIV/AIDS

42

Progress in preventing violence

43

Suicide risk high for young people

44

Conflict, flooding pose health risks in the Philippines

45

First World Humanitarian Day celebrated

46

The importance of breastfeeding during emergencies

47

Progress to help eliminate river blindness

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Health services under siege in northwest Pakistan

49

First report on global road safety published

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Persons with disabilities particularly vulnerable to HIV/AIDS

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Tobacco packages must display pictorial warnings

52

World Health Assembly meets amid concerns about flu pandemic

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Episode: WHO marks World Malaria Day on 25 April

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Episode: Meningitis epidemic currently sweeping through sub-Saharan Africa

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Episode: Save lives: make hospitals safe in emergencies

56

Episode: Growing drug resistance of TB a major concern

57

Episode: Condoms an important form of protection from HIV

58

Episode: Dengue epidemic in Bolivia: how dengue can be prevented

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Episode: Engage men in ending violence against women

60

Episode: Access to health care difficult for people with disabilities

61

Episode: Teenage pregnancies cause many health, social problems

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Episode: Prevent cancer through healthy, active childhood

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Episode: Impact of financial crisis on global health

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Episode: Do lifestyle changes improve health?

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Episode: New report on prevention of injuries caused to children

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Episode: The spread of Cholera continues in Zimbabwe

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Episode: WHO coordinates health relief to people displaced in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Episode: A new WHO study presents the state of the world's health

69

Episode: New programme launched to fill gap in treatment of mental disorders

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Episode: World Health Report launched, calls for return to primary health care approach

71

Episode: Melamine in baby food

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Episode: Does the electronic cigarette help smokers to quit smoking?

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Episode: Progress in malaria control since 2006

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Episode: Pakistan and Haiti in need of emergency health care

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Episode: New vaccine to prevent meningitis epidemics in sub-Saharan Africa

76

Episode: Social inequities are killing people on a grand scale, says new report

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Episode: Follow-up from the International Aids Conference in Mexico

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Episode: Global public health and ethics

79

Episode: International AIDS conference opens in Mexico City; World breastfeeding week

80

Episode: New funding to fight tobacco use in the developing world; shifting from emergency relief to early recovery in Myanmar

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Episode: WHO international staff return to work in Iraq; 2.5 billion people do not have access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene

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Episode: European health ministers make commitments to improve health systems

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Episode: Call for action to reduce TB deaths among people living with HIV; impact of safe water on global health; ensuring baby-friendly hospitals

84

Episode: Polio eradication top operational priority; update on Myanmar situation; importance of volunteer blood donors

85

Episode: 3 million now receiving life-saving HIV drugs; what WHO is doing on health impacts of climate change; campaign asks for total ban on tobacco ads

86

Episode: WHO's priorities 60 years ago and now: two founding pioneers reflect

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Episode: Emergency help to cyclone-affected Myanmar; UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; volunteers help deliver treatments in Africa

88

Episode: Experts assess progress in tackling XDR-TB; steps to further reduce maternal and child deaths

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Episode: World Health Day 2008 - a focus on how climate change affects human health

90

Episode: Somalia is again polio-free; role of history in public health today

91

Episode: New report on global TB control; emergency vaccination in Iraq; new edition of medical guide for ships

92

Episode: Highest rates of multidrug-resistant TB recorded; yellow fever vaccines on their way to Paraguay

93

Episode: New report on tobacco use and control efforts; the consequences of female genital mutilation

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Episode: Estimating the number of violent deaths in Iraq

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Episode: Health on the climate change agenda; help for flood-hit west Africa; avian flu updates

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Episode: Measles deaths plunge in Africa; investigation continues into bromide poisoning in Angola; Gates Foundation and Rotary team up to finish polio; World AIDS Day

97

Episode: Plan for better access to medicines; diabetes along US-Mexico border; polio outbreak in Sudan

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Episode: Women and childbirth, drug-resistant tuberculosis, and peanut butter for malnourished children

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Episode: Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; cholera in Iraq; and first anniversary of UNITAID

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Episode: The world health report 2007 on threats to global public health security; tracking a killer virus in the mines of Uganda

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Episode: Search for Marburg clues in Uganda; new guidance on mosquito nets; medicines needed in flood-affected Bangladesh

102

Episode: Risks to children from harmful chemical exposure; China and India join WHO clinical trial registry; World Breastfeeding Week

103

Episode: A special focus on HIV/AIDS and women's leadership, and success driving change at a Kenya AIDS clinic.

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Episode: New study on long travel and blood clots; how to stay safe in the summer sun; interview with WHO Assistant Director-General

105

Episode: New International Health Regulations; health impact of environment; importance of safe blood for mothers

106

Episode: World Health Assembly opens, discusses avian flu vaccine; new initiative to counter yellow fever

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Episode: World Health Assembly; goodwill ambassador Liya Kebede; 10th anniversary of vaccine vial monitor

108

Episode: Male circumcision and HIV prevention; Avian influenza

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Episode: Meningitis in Africa; positive news on TB epidemic; water scarcity particularly affects women and children

110

Episode: The case for polio eradication; WHO commits to improving women's health

111

Episode: Neurological disorders; yellow fever in Togo; new management team in WHO

112

Episode: Update on avian influenza; health risks after floods in Indonesia

113

Episode: Executive Board wrap-up; neglected disease makes a comeback 40 years on

114

Episode: Measles deaths reduced by 60% worldwide

115

Episode: Flooding in the Horn of Africa

116

Episode: the latest on the status of HIV AIDS in the world

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Episode: Dr Margaret Chan, Director-General Elect speech to the World Health Assembly