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PAN

 

AMERICAN

 

HEALTH

 

ORGANIZATION

 

WORLD

 

HEALTH

 

ORGANIZATION

 

 

      

11th DIRECTING COUNCIL

 

11th SESSION OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE

Washington D.C., 21 - 30 September 1959

RESOLUTION

CD11.R24

STUDY OF MYCOSES IN THE AMERICAS

THE 11th DIRECTING COUNCIL,

Considering that the type of agency known in Venezuela as the Coordinating Committee for a

Nation-Wide Study of Mycoses has proved to be extremely useful in introducing the valuable

collaboration of private initiative into the official institutions in charge of public health programs;

and

Bearing in mind that the most recommended method for ascertaining the magnitude of the mycoses

problem in the Americas is through epidemiological surveys that are carefully planned and

evaluated,

RESOLVES

1. To recommend to the Member Countries of the Pan American Health Organization that they

promote the creation of coordinating committees of nation-wide scope for the study of mycoses.

2. To recommend to Member Countries of the Pan American Health Organization the

undertaking of epidemiological surveys as a means of ascertaining the magnitude of the problem of

mycoses in the Americas.

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