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201. The IUD, or intra-uterine device, being placed in an applicator for insertion

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

202. Ice treatment against heat prostration

Subject(s):: Emergency Medical Services
Physicians
Patients
Pulse
World Health Organization

203. Il n'est pas toujours simple se parler du sida

204. Illustration from early Chinese medical textbook

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Medical Illustration
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

205. Illustration from early Chinese medical textbook

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Medical Illustration
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

206. Illustration from early Chinese medical textbook

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Medical Illustration
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

207. Illustration from early Chinese medical textbook

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Medical Illustration
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

208. Illustration from early Chinese medical textbook

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Medical Illustration
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

209. [Immunological tests in a laboratory]

Subject(s):: Laboratories
World Health Organization

210. Immunologists discussing a case at the University Hospital of Leiden (Netherlands)

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

211. In Africa as in other parts of the developing world, UNICEF (the United Nations Children's Fund) working together with WHO in fields such as maternal and child health

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
World Health Organization

212. In China today, the ancient skills of acupuncture are practiced in combination with modern medical methods. Here the needles are being electrically stimulated

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Patients
World Health Organization

213. In Egypt, school children are examined for streptococcal infection, which may be a warning of rheumatic fever

Subject(s):: Equipment and Supplies
Physical Examination
Physicians
Nurses
Stethoscopes
World Health Organization

214. In India, 30 per cent of all cancers occur in the mouth of pharynx, and are believed to be due to the chewing of betel quid. Between 80 and 90 per cent of cancers are dependant, directly or indirectly, on enviromental factors

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

215. In Malta, water samples are taken every day in various parts of the island for analysis by the public health laboratory

Subject(s):: Laboratories
Public Health
World Health Organization.

216. In dentistry, there may even be no need for a needle

Subject(s):: Acupuncture
Tooth Extraction
Dentistry
World Health Organization

217. In districts heavily infected with onchocerciasis there are villages where all the adults are blind

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

218. In the Ouagadougou Hospital rehydration fluids are administered to a child with marasmus, whoose mother has another deificiency disease, goitre

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

219. [Indian infant with flies around her eyes]

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

220. Information and education about family planning has to be adapted to the community and to the individual

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
Physicians
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

221. An intensive care unit at the A.L. Miasnikov Institute of Cardiology in Moscow. The nurse monitors the electrocardiograms of the patients. The small screen enables her to keep constant surveillance

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
USSR
World Health Organization

222. An interviewer asks questions on the utilization of health services

Subject(s):: Public Health
Health Education

223. Jacques Parisot

Subject(s):: Clothing
Child
France
World Health Organization

224. A Japanese doctor at the bedside of a heart disease patient. In cases such as this, quick medical intervention can save lives

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Physicians
Patients

225. The Japanese have the greatest respect for the next man's health

Subject(s):: Public Health
Child
World Health Organization

226. Je me preserve hatif tu te preserves actif on se preservatif!

Publication:: FTPJ, CESSPF

227. Je n'ai pas besoin de preservatifs, je prends la pilule

228. Je suis fidele au preservatif je n'ai pas ete fidele a mon dernier ami

229. Je suis seropositif: ne me faites pas regretter de vous l'avoir dit

Publication:: [France] : L'agence de Prevention Du SIDA Lutte Contre L'exclusion De Seropositifs

230. Jeunesse au plein air

231. Jeunesse au plein air

232. Jeunesse au plein air

Publication:: Paris, France

233. Laboratory analyses are made immediately

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Health Personnel
Equipment and Supplies
Sweden

234. Laboratory animals are treated with care at all stages of experimental work int he Tirana Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology

Subject(s):: Animals, Laboratory
World Health Organization

235. [Laboratory at the Babol Research Centre, Iran]

Subject(s):: Laboratories
Iran
World Health Organization

236. Landing at Inuvik

Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Public Health
World Health Organization

237. Landing of a flying ambulance near a lonely dwelling in Canada's north

Subject(s):: Stretchers
Transportation of Patients
Public Health
World Health Organization

238. The large regional hospitals employ modern, expensive equipment

Subject(s):: Hospitals
Health Personnel
X-Rays
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

239. [Lessons in ophthalmology]

Subject(s):: Child
Schools, Medical
Education, Medical
Teaching
Equipment and Supplies
Netherlands
World Health Organization

240. [Leukemia and chromosome research in England]

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

241. Libre et fort, je ne fume pas

Publication:: France : Ministere De La Sante Et De L'action Humanitaire

242. Life holds no joy for the malnourished. If resources are to be more evenly distributed, this means giving top priority to the socially under-privileged

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

243. Life is for living

Subject(s):: Health Education
World Health Organization

244. [A blind and deaf Chinese girl is learning to speak English]

Subject(s):: Teaching
Child
World Health Organization

245. Lunch time at the Karolinska Hospital

Subject(s):: Clothing
Nurses
Sweden
World Health Organization

246. The machine that will take over the functions of the patient's heart and lungs during the operation

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Physicians
Equipment and Supplies
Nurses
Sweden
World Health Organization

247. Maladies genetiques: les prochaines conquetes

248. Malaysian poster explaining the use of the pill

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

249. Malnutrition is a tragedy for millions of children and their families. Yet scenes like this can be avoided

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
World Health Organization

250. [Man leading blind woman in India]

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

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