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  Basic principles for effective prevention of HIV infection among injecting drug users as a public health priority in countries of central and eastern Europe and central Asia 

  World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe (‎1998)‎

  In WHO's European Region, injecting drug users constitute the largest group of AIDS and HIV cases. Unsafe drug-injecting behaviour is the main route of transmission of HIV. In several countries of central and eastern Europe and central Asia the number of new HIV cases is increasing rapidly, particularly among injecting drug users. This makes prevention of HIV infection among injecting drug users a public health priority. National and local authorities are encountered with a problem of how to respond adequately to the emerging epidemic of HIV ...
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  Elimination of iodine deficiency disorders (‎IDD)‎ in Central and Eastern Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the Baltic States: proceedings of a conference held in Munich, Germany, 3-6 September 1997 / edited by F. Delange, A. Robertson, E. McLoughney, G. Gerasimov 

  Delange, François M.; Robertson, A.; McLoughney, E.; Gerasimov, G; World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe; Regional Conference on Elimination of Iodine Deficiency Disorders in Central and Eastern Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the Baltic States (‎WHO/EURO/NUT/98.1, 1998)‎
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  Development of a national Health and Environment Geographic Information System (‎HEGIS)‎ for countries in central and eastern Europe : report on a WHO consultation, Bilthoven, Netherlands 13-15 December 1994 

  World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe (‎EUR/ICP/CEH 257(‎A)‎, 1996)‎

  The participants attending the Consultation on the Development of a National Health and Environment Geographic Information System (‎HEGIS)‎ for countries of central and Eastern Europe agreed that health and environment information systems, on both national and international levels, are useful tools for systemic collection, analysis and interpretation of health and environmental data. However their objectives differ depending on the level of data aggregation involved. (‎a)‎ At a European scale, HEGIS is a tool for health risk assessment and management ...