CD26.R38: Diarrheal disease control program for the Americas

3. To encourage Member Countries to: a) establish national diarrheal disease control programs within the context of their primary health care systems; b) designate

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In view of the rapidly expanding technical developments, growing interest of Member Countries and increasing availability of extrabudg- etary funds from bilateral and

the proposed regional Diarrheal Disease Control Program; b) encourage Member Countries to establish national diarrheal disease control programs; c) review existing

behalf of the countries concerned, asking that funds from the tropical disease research program be. set aside for research into the prevention and control of Chagas' disease in

strengthen and expand their efforts to control diarrheal disease and to reduce mortality from that. cause, making use wherever appropriate of the ideas presented in the

The recognition to be accorded epidemics in a general program for control of acute diarrheal disease in lesser developed countries is not the overwhelming outbreaks of

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