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Working together in 2022 towards realizing food and nutrition commitments
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NCD Hard Talks Webinar: Health, Money And Power: Influencing the Trajectory to 2025 and 2030
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What recent evidence do we have that omicron is evading immunity and what are the implications?
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Developing a framework for evaluating new COVID-19 vaccines
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Provision of essential Services to Migrants: Promising practices and Emerging Challenges
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Webinar - Striking a balance: harms and benefits of sun exposure
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COVID-19 Case Management Webinar Series: COVID-19 in children and young persons
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Launch: WHO-ITU Be He@lthy, Be Mobile toolkit for myopia (MyopiaEd)
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Webinar: Sexual pleasure and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
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GAP-f 2022-2024 Strategic Plan launch
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EPI-WIN webinar: Update on COVID-19 vaccines & vaccine safety monitoring
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Launch – One Health: approach for action against neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030
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#EndTB Webinar on TB prevention and care among refugees and other populations in humanitarian settings
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Launch of the Primary health care monitoring framework and indicators
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World TB Day 2022 - Online Talk Show
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Malaria vaccine R&D and immunization: lessons learned and considerations for global health impact
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Global Evidence Review on Health and Migration: Strengthening information about health services related to NCDs for refugees and migrants to support evidence-based policy making on migration and health
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Webinar: Rural women and addressing inequities in health service coverage
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Medication Safety Webinar series: Engaging Patients and Families for Medication Safety
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EWARS-in-a-box introducing new features to emergency settings