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 WHO Urges Developing Nations to Battle Infectious Diseases


 The World Health Organization (WHO) has offered cost-effective priorities
for developing countries to battle the spread of infectious diseases. These
include drugs to treat AIDS that may be too expensive for many developing
countries. But just $14 for a year's supply of condoms could prevent
infection in the first place. An insecticide-soaked net for the bed to
protect people from malaria- bearing mosquitoes costs $10; 26 cents buys a
dose of measles vaccine; 33 three cents buys oral rehydration salts that can
save a child dying from severe diarrhea and 27 cents buys five days of
antibiotics for pneumonia. One problem is raising the money. The World Health
Organization's $208 million budget is still $50 million short. The report
aims to convince governments of developing countries that illness causes
poverty just as much as poverty causes illness, so that national policies
reflect sound health recommendations.

Lauren Neergaard, The Associated Press "WHO urges effort to battle disease in
developing nations" as published in The Seattle Times, June 18, 1999, C7

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