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Non-communicable diseases, including heart disease And blood vessels, cancer andrespiratory system diseases Chronic diseases and diabetes account for nearly 80 percent of premature deaths worldwide, but nearly half of countries worldwide have not implemented the policies recommended by the World Health Organization to combat these diseases.
According to World Health OrganizationThis does not necessarily mean that countries do not want to implement these policies, but that circumstances sometimes prevent governments and health authorities from implementing them, and this is related to the material cost as well.
Dr. Nilufar Akhmedova, Assistant Professor, State Pediatric Institute in Tashkent, Uzbekistan says: "For example, health professionals and decision makers know the huge impact it can have school feeding On children’s health, however, it can sometimes be difficult for countries to turn these positive changes into reality".
He added: There are many obstacles, such as economic and social reasons, that is why we need realistic research that can show us the main challenges, and how we can overcome them and start using better health practices.".
The overall goal of executive research is to improve people’s health through informed policies, better services andSupporting Communities Through the cooperation of all responsible parties.
WHO has established two implementation research pilot projects on school feeding policies and interventions to prevent risk factorsnoncommunicable diseases.
Dr. Kremlin Wickramasinghe, Acting Chief of Office, says: Non-communicable diseasesin the World Health Organization: Executive research defines the necessary standards and protocols while allowing stakeholders to choose the appropriate way to implement them.
"Unite action for better health"is the slogan of the European Action Program of the World Health Organization 2020-2025, and operational research has reached an important stage that will soon bring this vision closer to reality.
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Non-communicable diseases, including heart disease And blood vessels, cancer andrespiratory system diseases Chronic diseases and diabetes account for nearly 80 percent of premature deaths worldwide, but nearly half of countries worldwide have not implemented the policies recommended by the World Health Organization to combat these diseases.
According to World Health OrganizationThis does not necessarily mean that countries do not want to implement these policies, but that circumstances sometimes prevent governments and health authorities from implementing them, and this is related to the material cost as well.
“Health professionals and decision-makers, for example, know the huge impact that it is having,” says Dr. Nilufar Akhmedova, Associate Professor, at the State Pediatric Institute in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. school feeding On children’s health, however, it can sometimes be difficult for countries to turn these positive changes into reality.
He added, “There are many obstacles, such as economic and social reasons, that’s why we need realistic research that can show us the main challenges, and how we can overcome them and start using better health practices.”
The overall goal of executive research is to improve people’s health through informed policies, better services andSupporting Communities Through the cooperation of all responsible parties.
WHO has established two implementation research pilot projects on school feeding policies and interventions to prevent risk factorsnoncommunicable diseases.
Dr. Kremlin Wickramasinghe, Acting Chief of Office, says: Non-communicable diseasesin the World Health Organization: Executive research defines the necessary standards and protocols while allowing stakeholders to choose the appropriate way to implement them.
“United Action for Better Health” is the slogan of the WHO European Action Program 2020-2025, and operational research has reached an important stage that will soon bring this vision closer to reality.