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Richard Smith: Non-communicable disease in the Eastern Mediterranean Region

September 12, 2012

The Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) of WHO has some of the highest rates of non-communicable disease (NCD) in the world. Six of the countries with the highest rates of diabetes […]

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Richard Smith: What I learnt about non-communicable disease in one afternoon

June 27, 2012

Most of my work is concerned with non-communicable disease (NCD) in low and middle income countries, so I’ve got to know a fair bit about the subject. But yesterday I […]

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Amanda Glassman on the difficult task of setting priorities at the WHO

May 17, 2012

As country delegations prepare for the 65th session of the World Health Assembly next week, the reform of the institution itself is only one topic on a list of 20 agenda […]

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Deborah Cohen on Nestlé and the International Diabetes Federation: comfortable bedfellows?

May 14, 2012

Nestlé has just announced a three year partnership with the International Diabetes Federation (IDF)—an umbrella organisation representing national diabetes societies from around the world— as part of its contribution to […]

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Richard Smith: A diary of the UN meeting

September 20, 2011

Monday 19 September. Day one 7.10 I arrive at the junction of 47 Street East and 2nd Avenue to meet the Pepsico people who are holding a breakfast meeting in […]

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Richard Smith: A diary of the UN meeting on NCDs

September 19, 2011

Saturday 17 September. Day minus two 17.20 Arrive in New York. A bigger queue than ever at immigration. Do they really want visitors? After an hour I reach the booth. […]

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Rebecca Coombes: UN summit in New York – a view from the sidelines

September 19, 2011

What’s the mood among delegates on the eve of the UN summit on non-communicable diseases as they gather in hotel bars and the confusion of side events in New York […]

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Deborah Cohen: The final declaration for the UN summit on NCDs

September 9, 2011

After months of negotiations, lobbying from industry and NGOs and public health experts, international governments have finally agreed the political declaration that will form the spine of the UN’s summit […]

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Richard Smith: UN meeting on non-communicable diseases goes wobbly

August 10, 2011

Things are not going well with the UN high level meeting on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) that will take place in New York in a month’s time. The aim was to […]

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Tracey Koehlmoos: Institute of Medicine’s workshop on country level decision making for NCDs

August 10, 2011

In a previous blog I mentioned that I attended the Institute of Medicine’s workshop on country level decision making for control of chronic diseases, which was held on 19-21 July at […]

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