Human Health. The Parties shall establish action levels to protect human healthbased on multimedia exposure and the interactive effects of toxic substances.
Human Health. The Parties shall establish action levels to protect human health from the individual and interactive effects of toxic substances.
Human Health. 1. Enhancing public health program planning and coordination through strengthening the institutional capacity of the MOH to command and control in a coordinated fashion with the MARA the implementation of the National Pandemic Influenza Action Plan and support the National Committee for the Control of Zoonotic Diseases to provide coordination among relevant ministries and agencies.
2. Strengthening of national public health surveillance systems through: (a) improvement of health information and telecommunication systems; (b) simulation exercises of influenza- like illness case notification and ascertainment; (c) improvements of laboratory networks; and
Human Health. 1. Provision of technical assistance for enhancing public health program planning and coordination, through: (a) strengthening command and coordination mechanisms within the health sector; (b) revising the Ministry of Health’s contingency plan; (c) preparing a detailed plan defining operational priorities and identifying roles and responsibilities at each level of the health system; and (d) developing an implementation plan for “social distancing” and “hospital clean-out” measures in the case of an epidemic.
2. Provision of technical assistance, training and goods to: (a) strengthen the national public surveillance system of the National Influenza Laboratory; and (b) support the capacity of the IPH and regional epidemiological investigation and response teams.
3. Provision of technical assistance, training, goods and works to strengthen the health system response capacity, through: (a) acquisition and provision of vaccines against seasonal and avian influenza; (b) acquisition of anti-virals and developing guidelines for their use; and (c) strengthening the capacity of medical service providers to isolate and treat patients with severe communicable diseases.
Human Health a. Will the proposal result in exposure of people to potential health hazards?
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Human Health. Provision of support to strengthen health sector preparedness and response capacity including: (a) enhancing public health program, planning, delivery and coordination; (b) strengthening national public heath surveillance system; and
Human Health. The human health risk assessment (HHRA) will rely on analytical results associated with Phase I soil, groundwater, surface water, and soil gas samples, as well as historical groundwater and soil samples collected at the site. This section focuses on the Phase I samples of specific relevance to characterizing potential human health exposures both on and off site. These samples are associated with four investigations identified under Task 3 (Field Investigation/Data Acquisition) in the RI/FS work plan. Discussed below is the HHRA-related sampling conducted as part of each of these investigations: geological and storm sewer investigations (Section 4.9.1); hydrogeologic investigations (Section 4.9.2); surface water investigation (Section 4.9.3); and sub-slab vapor monitoring investigation (Section 4.9.4).
Human Health. AFRA recognizes that, in many African Member States, health services are inadequate and health sector indicators are below the world average. Health status indicators in Africa, such as life expectancy at birth, infant mortality rate and maternal mortality rate are generally low compared to the world average. Poor health is generally an indicator of and contributor to poverty. Major health problems include the prevalence of malnutrition and the high incidence of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis and yellow fever, as well as non-communicable diseases, mainly cancer, prenatal mortality, child mortality, diabetes, coronary artery diseases, and short life expectancy in general. Some ongoing programmes are expected to improve the current situation but many threats remain such as the lack of sustained funding and human resources. Increased incidence of non communicable diseases like cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases is expected. Major health problems identified in human health to be addressed by nuclear techniques are:
Human Health. Section 1.8 to the contrary notwithstanding, Pfizer shall have the right to develop Products that can be used for the treatment of bacterial diseases in humans. If Pfizer decides to develop a Product for use in humans, the terms and conditions of the License and Royalty Agreement between the parties to this Agreement, dated March 1, 1996, shall apply.
