| human | Q5 |
| P735 | given name | John | Q4925477 |
| John | Q4925477 | ||
| P106 | occupation | researcher | Q1650915 |
| P21 | sex or gender | male | Q6581097 |
| Q48265069 | 2017 Nobel Peace Prize supports treaty to ban nuclear weapons |
| Q42967965 | 500m dollars investment in poor countries' health systems will boost vaccination |
| Q82414614 | A third of world's tuberculosis cases remain undetected, says WHO |
| Q83391350 | Abuse of prescription drugs is second only to abuse of cannabis in US, UN drugs panel says |
| Q44755436 | Access to antiretrovirals among people with HIV in poorer nations approaches 50%. |
| Q43256516 | Access to antiretrovirals still too scarce in many countries |
| Q56363399 | African Union launches a pan-African anti-malaria campaign |
| Q44146259 | Agencies scale up search for alternatives to DDT to control malaria |
| Q43123837 | Aid often helps richer people in poor countries, World Bank says |
| Q62486638 | Aid organisations warn Zimbabwe's cholera crisis is far from over |
| Q28767361 | Air pollution is a major threat to health, says WHO |
| Q43251881 | Antiretrovirals reach more people in poor countries but many still lack access, UNAIDS says |
| Q48118887 | Attacks on healthcare professionals risk health of millions, says Red Cross |
| Q84046571 | Australia's proposals on plain packaging set new global benchmark in anti-smoking efforts |
| Q42337554 | Better access to drugs could save 10 million lives a year, says UN expert |
| Q47923072 | Better access to health care facilities is needed to further reduce malaria |
| Q42801083 | Better surveillance is needed to halt spread of artemisinin resistant malaria |
| Q80225289 | Blood donations must be safer in poor nations, says WHO |
| Q83327599 | Brazil and India clash with EU over seizure of generic drugs |
| Q48577200 | Brazil and India file complaint against EU over seizure of generic drugs |
| Q48559087 | Brazil drives efforts to fight hunger and poverty |
| Q43230878 | Call to scrap import tariffs on pharmaceuticals in global WTO talks |
| Q83468818 | Cases of acute and severe malnutrition in Somalia rise "exponentially" |
| Q43197142 | China's HIV/AIDS epidemic is sharply on the rise |
| Q82695146 | Cholera could infect 400 000 Haitians if interventions are not stepped up |
| Q43329660 | Cholera epidemic in Haiti is blamed on poor sanitation |
| Q40160710 | Cholera outbreak in Haiti-from 2010 to today |
| Q42557930 | Cholera outbreaks in West Africa kill more than 700. |
| Q82414597 | Civil rights groups call on US to do more to end discrimination in health care |
| Q42745992 | Community care could prevent deaths of thousands of severely malnourished children |
| Q45235586 | Conditions are 'dire' for exhausted medical workers in Gaza |
| Q57106694 | Confusion and delays beset WHO's management of H1N1 pandemic |
| Q53465226 | Controversy embroils selection of new Global Fund head. |
| Q44335824 | Countries face "hidden problem" of prescription drug misuse |
| Q82240689 | Countries should encourage use of generic substitutes, says OECD |
| Q42973144 | Cutting child mortality by half by 2015 is "still possible," says Unicef |
| Q44237100 | Deaths from work related illness are rising, show latest figures |
| Q46333882 | Deaths of children under 5 fall by 27% worldwide but maternal mortality remains same as in 1990. |
| Q44762049 | Disaster agencies treat wounded after Italian earthquake damages hospital |
| Q83355907 | Donor countries have responsibility to root out corruption in aid flows |
| Q83251240 | Donors pledge $630m to help boost global polio eradication |
| Q42374756 | Drug company chief urges faster introduction of new vaccines in poor nations |
| Q44378903 | Economic crisis threatens to reverse progress made on child labour |
| Q43816946 | Effective measures to prevent child injuries could help save 1000 lives a year |
| Q42840407 | Exodus of medical staff strains Iraq's health facilities |
| Q44648607 | Experts call for more resources to tackle Africa's health challenges in infectious and chronic diseases |
| Q83135444 | Experts urge vaccination to try to control cholera outbreak in Haiti |
| Q83458948 | Expulsion of 13 relief agencies from Darfur could devastate health care |
| Q46205899 | Famine and disease threaten millions in drought hit Horn of Africa |
| Q42869273 | First antiretroviral patent in global drug pool puts pressure on companies to follow suit |
| Q43167585 | Food price rises will increase deaths from malnutrition, Swiss foundation warns |
| Q83411055 | Four in 100 deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol, says WHO |
| Q39201206 | Frontline: Providing care in the midst of the crisis in Yemen |
| Q83341562 | Gates and Cameron pledge new money to eradicate polio |
| Q47894025 | Gates foundation pledges new funds to fight neglected diseases |
| Q47887572 | Global action needed to find alternatives to DDT in fight against malaria |
| Q83779402 | Global aid agencies boost support to poorer nations to fight flu threat |
| Q81566758 | Global alliance sets vaccine strategy for seven deadly diseases |
| Q48214535 | Global economic crisis hits efforts to combat child mortality and hunger |
| Q82839529 | Globalisation spurs migration of healthcare workers from poor nations |
| Q83305258 | Governments call on WHO to improve cholera control |
| Q83490117 | Governments need to invest more to deal with health risks of teenagers, says Unicef |
| Q57109871 | H1N1 pandemic flu found to cause viral pneumonia in severe cases, says WHO |
| Q51561650 | Halt rising numbers of female tobacco users in poor nations, urges WHO. |
| Q42757848 | Head of Red Cross pleads for medical missions not to be attacked |
| Q57105460 | Head of inquiry into WHO's handling of the H1N1 pandemic says he will present a "critical" report |
| Q43309968 | Health effects of toxic waste dumped in Cote d'Ivoire need urgent examination, UN expert says |
| Q42618781 | Health experts gather to step up fight against malaria |
| Q46585388 | Health services across Europe face cuts as debt crisis begins to bite |
| Q43054430 | Health situation in Gaza is "grim," UN relief chief says |
| Q44762837 | Hospitals in Gaza struggle to cope with large influx of wounded patients |
| Q48561528 | Hospitals in Syria have become instruments of suppression, says Amnesty |
| Q82920344 | How posters promote public health behaviour |
| Q84041960 | Huge inequalities in access to drugs partly because of intellectual property rights, says UN expert |
| Q56892307 | Humanitarian corridor set up in Egypt as Libyan casualties escalate |
| Q42413008 | Humanitarian corridors are critical for aid. |
| Q42681063 | Industry steps up efforts to develop avian flu vaccine |
| Q82763033 | Inequality in child health is greatest in Hungary, least in Netherlands, shows study of rich countries |
| Q46197229 | Integrate health services for refugees into national healthcare, says UN report |
| Q43006623 | International Labour Organisation tackles work related injuries |
| Q53707072 | Iraq's health system under pressure as fighting escalates. |
| Q56889617 | Jan Egeland: humanitarian who gives a voice to the displaced |
| Q51713631 | Key players agree to share viruses and vaccines to expedite response to future pandemic influenza. |
| Q42719613 | Land mines mostly affect civilians but medical care often inadequate |
| Q47586525 | Legalising drugs would be "an historic mistake," UN report says |
| Q83682127 | Libya's health system struggles after exodus of foreign medical staff |
| Q46685175 | Libyan health system is "absolutely stretched," says UN. |
| Q46320310 | Libyan hospitals are overstretched treating thousands of victims of violent crackdown |
| Q43584612 | Life expectancy varies across WHO Europe region by 16 years |
| Q42849621 | Lift patent barriers to increase access to medicines, says commission |
| Q42722630 | Long haul flights double the risk of thrombosis related to air travel |
| Q43136867 | Malaria treatment should begin with parasitological diagnosis where possible, says WHO. |
| Q48284781 | Malnutrition and hunger rise as economic crisis hits world's poorest people |
| Q43237831 | Malnutrition programmes are most effective before age of 2. |
| Q75342836 | Many countries not on target to reach millennium goals |
| Q46700591 | Mass immunisation campaign against polio in Africa reports "high coverage" |
| Q47968647 | Massive scale-up of malaria control in endemic nations must be sustained, says WHO. |
| Q46329959 | Maternal mortality fell by a third over 18 years, says UN |
| Q46183511 | Medical aid groups treat hundreds of mass rape victims in eastern Congo |
| Q57112988 | Medical aid still "absolutely necessary" in Haiti, says top WHO official |
| Q50611599 | Medical professionals' role in torture in secret prisons was "gross breach" of ethics, says Red Cross |
| Q50140017 | Mega-crisis in DR Congo |
| Q43971880 | Migrant friendly health policies are needed to meet population changes |
| Q42408060 | Millions of deaths from environmental causes are preventable, says WHO. |
| Q83927782 | Millions of people displaced by Pakistani conflict urgently need international aid |
| Q81950765 | Misuse of harmful, illegal stimulant drugs grows in developing world, UN warns |
| Q42942532 | Misuse of prescription drugs could soon exceed that of illicit narcotics, UN panel warns |
| Q42628657 | More effort is needed to tackle malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, says Unicef |
| Q43316794 | More funds for water and sanitation would deliver "huge savings in healthcare costs". |
| Q43236754 | More health resources needed to curtail obesity epidemic in Europe |
| Q46922129 | More than 17 million people may starve in Horn of Africa, warns UN. |
| Q82562820 | More than a billion people can't afford costs of healthcare, says WHO |
| Q43315101 | More than a third of the world's population lacks basic sanitation |
| Q42349353 | Mortality among under 5s falls below 10 million for first time |
| Q42788190 | Mortality from measles fell by 91% in Africa from 2000 to 2006. |
| Q49896804 | Natalia Kanem: lifelong advocate for women's health and rights |
| Q83200855 | National laws must be improved to protect children against violence, UN says |
| Q42802510 | Nations signal support for WHO to stockpile H5N1 vaccine |
| Q47972838 | Nations with endemic malaria are urged to scrap taxes and tariffs on drugs and tests |
| Q82695157 | Nearly 1000 babies a day in sub-Saharan Africa are infected with HIV |
| Q82834891 | Need to increase focus on non-communicable diseases in global health, says WHO |
| Q82600318 | New HIV infections fall by a sixth in a decade |
| Q43016020 | New WHO chief urges member states to step up efforts for flu pandemic |
| Q43144983 | New combined pill to treat malaria is launched |
| Q46466112 | New network of weather stations in Africa aims to improve food security and health |
| Q42697561 | Non-communicable diseases pose rising threat to poor nations |
| Q82488155 | Number of deaths from cholera in Haiti nears 1000 |
| Q43107735 | Number of people infected with HIV worldwide reaches 40m. |
| Q57112737 | Only 11 of 91 countries meet WHO standard on air quality |
| Q82229947 | Only 5% of the world's population is protected from second hand smoke by law, says WHO |
| Q83461964 | Patent rules must not hinder access to cheap drugs in poor countries, experts say |
| Q51837736 | People with severe mental health conditions in poor nations need better treatment, says WHO. |
| Q49557569 | Peter Sands appointed head of the Global fund |
| Q50640686 | Polio-endemic countries pledge to boost eradication efforts in 2004. But whether the disease can be eradicated will depend on situation in Nigeria |
| Q42529183 | Poor countries lose 15% of their skilled staff to rich countries, UN report says |
| Q83630891 | Poor countries should use flexibility in global trade agreement to improve access to antiretrovirals, says report |
| Q43245684 | Poor countries urgently need to scale up training of healthcare workers, task force warns |
| Q43820566 | Poor nations are told to scale up strategies to prevent and treat diarrhoea in children |
| Q83194511 | Poor nations' health systems must be boosted to improve maternal and newborn health, Unicef says |
| Q83130290 | Pressure mounts for global moratorium on use of the death penalty by 2015 |
| Q79883076 | Progress in antenatal care but more services needed |
| Q42384900 | Proliferation of firearms is growing global health problem |
| Q57111937 | Rebuilding Haiti's health service will take years, say relief groups |
| Q82233509 | Record number of people cured of tuberculosis in 2008 |
| Q50594353 | Red Cross calls for urgent medical help in face of growing civilian casualties from Pakistan conflict |
| Q42741945 | Red Cross concerned over deterioration in medical services in Afghanistan |
| Q42349370 | Red Cross seeks to boost medical support in Afghanistan to ease plight of civilians |
| Q50612198 | Red Cross steps up activity in Pakistan and Afghanistan to deal with increase in casualties |
| Q79744585 | Refugees are often left out of AIDS plans, report says |
| Q83502070 | Reneging on funding commitments could leave health systems in poorer countries $30bn short by 2015 |
| Q84085878 | Road safety plan aims to save five million lives in next 10 years |
| Q43362241 | Safer drinking water and better sanitation could lower disease burden by 9%, says WHO. |
| Q50140008 | Senior WHO appointments are praised but raise questions |
| Q43197131 | Serious birth defects kill at least three million children a year |
| Q50526176 | Shift to green world economy would help reduce death and disease, report finds |
| Q51807202 | Six candidates compete in WHO Director-General election. |
| Q46776148 | Some 45,000 people die each month in Congo as result of collapsed health service, says UN official |
| Q44296975 | Sri Lanka's medical facilities overwhelmed by large influx of wounded |
| Q83135441 | Substance abuse atlas highlights gaps in provision of care |
| Q57107745 | Swine flu pandemic review panel seeks access to confidential documents between WHO and drug companies |
| Q54273552 | The UN adopts treaty to ban the use of nuclear weapons. |
| Q79762710 | Three quarters of deaths in developing world will be caused by heart and lung diseases by 2030 |
| Q57109222 | Too early to declare H1N1 swine flu pandemic over, says WHO chief |
| Q44036610 | Torture of adults and children detained in Afghan conflict is widespread, finds UN. |
| Q42931837 | Trade agreement may restrict supply of essential drugs in Central America, experts say. |
| Q45116622 | Treat pregnant HIV positive women earlier to prevent transmission, says WHO. |
| Q51138188 | Twenty four risk factors responsible for nearly half of annual deaths, says WHO. |
| Q82295366 | UN and aid groups intensify efforts to contain cholera outbreak in Haiti |
| Q42876341 | UN calls for tougher rules to prevent sale of children's organs |
| Q49021326 | UN expert calls for greater care and assistance for victims of child pornography |
| Q44328422 | UN intensifies relief efforts as Somali famine is predicted to spread |
| Q42653816 | UN official warns of deteriorating health situation in Gaza Strip |
| Q43241060 | UN questions China over organ harvesting |
| Q46948791 | UN recommends reparations fund to help those who were raped in Congo |
| Q42374764 | UN report calls for governments to intensify fight against drug abuse |
| Q42752381 | UN warns of millions at risk of starvation in drought stricken Ethiopia, Somalia, and Afghanistan |
| Q79901116 | UNICEF calls for efforts to eradicate vitamin deficiency |
| Q56893708 | UNICEF renews appeal for humanitarian funds |
| Q54734376 | UNICEF taps religious leaders in vaccination push. |
| Q43133729 | Unexploded ordnance threatens Lebanese population, says UN. |
| Q82240682 | Unicef aims to eliminate tetanus in mothers and babies by 2012 |
| Q56892838 | Unicef appeals for $1bn to help children and women in humanitarian emergencies |
| Q46335516 | Unicef calls for more action to reduce maternal deaths in developing world |
| Q43111550 | Unicef reports progress in cutting vertical transmission of HIV. |
| Q43046214 | Unicef seeks $900m for children and women worldwide |
| Q53800948 | Urgent efforts needed globally to combat the spread of antimicrobial resistance, says WHO. |
| Q83798117 | Use of bombs in populated areas is having a devastating effect on civilians, say reports |
| Q83890720 | Use of telemedicine will double in next decade, report predicts |
| Q43228123 | Violence against children is widespread |
| Q82919226 | Violence hinders efforts to stem Haiti cholera epidemic as deaths continue to rise |
| Q44918945 | WHA adopts landmark global strategy on diet and health. In a victory over the sugar lobby, health ministers finally approve global strategy to combat obesity epidemic |
| Q45050460 | WHA puts focus on HIV/AIDS treatment |
| Q57129983 | WHO agrees plan to speed up research on risk to human health from climate change |
| Q42734739 | WHO and UN slash their estimates of global HIV prevalence |
| Q83392314 | WHO backs further probes into possible link between H1N1 vaccine and narcolepsy in children |
| Q79924624 | WHO boosts Internet access to clinical trials |
| Q83296431 | WHO calls for action to restrict marketing of unhealthy foods and drinks to children |
| Q43081605 | WHO calls for extra resources to step up fight against tuberculosis |
| Q79611657 | WHO calls for return to primary care to help ailing health systems |
| Q42383263 | WHO cannot reach displaced people in Lebanon and Gaza |
| Q43159752 | WHO chief calls for united front in face of three crises: food, climate change, and pandemic influenza |
| Q54488547 | WHO dispatches H1N1 vaccines to priority group of 35 poorer nations. |
| Q42929303 | WHO increases pressure on China over bird flu. |
| Q43583410 | WHO issues its first guidelines on HIV in men who have sex with men. |
| Q51877539 | WHO launches programme to extend treatment of mental and neurological disorders. |
| Q42672215 | WHO official warns of crisis in supply of low cost AIDS drugs |
| Q75342828 | WHO praises Bam response but warns of disease |
| Q48659524 | WHO processes on dealing with a pandemic need to be overhauled and made more transparent |
| Q46986646 | WHO puts HIV/AIDS pandemic at top of its agenda |
| Q43018663 | WHO report warns deaths from tobacco could rise beyond eight million a year by 2030. |
| Q81679783 | WHO returns to Iraq to find major problems among 2.8 million internally displaced Iraqis |
| Q83557865 | WHO revises upwards estimated number of TB deaths associated with HIV |
| Q43225577 | WHO to set up international task force on counterfeit drugs |
| Q43242383 | WHO to strengthen rapid response against threat of flu pandemic |
| Q47969867 | WHO unveils plan to stop artemisinin resistance "dead in its tracks". |
| Q43063676 | WHO urges action on drug resistant tuberculosis |
| Q83621597 | WHO urges governments to build better hospitals that can withstand disasters |
| Q44867186 | WHO waters down draft strategy on diet and health |
| Q46319917 | WHO: big gaps remain in global tuberculosis case detection |
| Q43140924 | WTO amendment on generic drugs draws mixed reaction |
| Q44290566 | Wide inequities in health are hidden in urban settings, says report |
| Q56383935 | Winnie Mpanju-Shumbusho: leader in the fight against malaria |
| Q83608587 | Withholding medical care from detainees is widespread, says UN |
| Q42422404 | World Bank warns of financial crises in healthcare systems |
| Q57111071 | World Health Organization declares A (H1N1) influenza pandemic |
| Q43236753 | World Medical Association scales up training for multidrug resistant tuberculosis to fight epidemic |
| Q44141256 | World's health systems must be strengthened to meet women's needs, says WHO. |
| Q48124984 | World's most vulnerable are being left behind in efforts to reach millennium development goals, says UN chief |
| Q46965334 | World's poorest countries can improve access to medicines through local production, says United Nations |
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