Education International: an alliance with WHO

Article Abstract:

The group Education International brings together 140 countries under the auspices of promoting investment in health education. The alliance with WHO allows Education International to integrate its services with practical health programs which reinforces the effectiveness of both.

Joint ventures

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In London's East End

Article Abstract:

An inner-city school in a working-class neighborhood of London has implemented a four-pronged program for improving student health. The plan's features are improving health education curriculum, controlling abusive behavior, an antismoking program and an emphasis on healthy diet.

United Kingdom, London, England, Urban schools

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Intestinal worms

Article Abstract:

Roughly 400 million students around the world suffer from intestinal worm infections which greatly hamper their development and learning ability. Interdicting these infections in schools has proven to be an effective and economical way to address this problem.

Prevention, Control, Worms, Intestinal and parasitic, Helminths, Schistosomiasis

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