Who will be WHOEs next leader? Choice critical to global health

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The selection process for next director-general of World Health Organization (WHO) is discussed. It is stated that the important consideration is not so much where a candidate is from, but whether he or she has the ability to balance the concerns of all member states.

Executive changes & profiles, SOCIAL SERVICES, Social Assistance, Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations, Nonprofit Institutions, Social Services & Nonprofit Institutns, Officials and employees, Nonprofit organizations, World Health Organization, Political/non-profit organization software

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Flu vaccination most successful in 3 years

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Flu vaccinations though are showing success, concerns persist about the long-term implications of the shortages and the delays of previous seasons. However, the stability of vaccine supply is the most important issue creating concern and threat to the system.

Market information - general, Supply and demand, Influenza vaccines, Drug therapy, Influenza, Dosage and administration

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