WHO contribution to maternal and child health
Molina, H.
Revista Medica de Chile 126(7 Suppl): 54-60
1998
ISSN/ISBN: 0034-9887 PMID: 9838281 Document Number: 484651
The conditioning and risk factors of maternal and child health are analyzed, like: undernutrition, communicable diseases, basic sanitation and health infrastructure. The policies and programmes are evaluated and the aims are described. The catalytic role of WHO is underlined.
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