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Related WHO sites

• Ethics and health
  Provides a global calendar of bioethics events, resources on research ethics, and information about a range of topics in ethics.
  
• Globalization trade and health
  Information on WHO's work in the area of globalization trade and health with links to useful resources.
  
• HIV/AIDS
  WHO Department of HIV/AIDS website providing information on various HIV/AIDS topics, strategic information, data and other resources.
  
• The 3 by 5 Initiative
  The web site is a comprehensive resource on the work of WHO and its partners on the 3 by 5 initiative.
  
• Access to Technologies (ATT)
  ATT provides technical advice and support to UN Agencies and member states in the areas of vaccine quality, demand, immunization financing, cold chain and logistics, and supply.
  
• Initiative for Vaccine Research (IVR)
  Aims to reinforce linkages between vaccine research and development and other components of immunization.
  
• Genomic Resource Centre (GRC)
  Provides information on human genomics including the ethical, legal and social implications of genomics and the latest updates in genomic research.
  
• Health Technology and Pharmaceuticals (HTP)
  Information on Essential Medicines: Access, Quality and Rational Use and Blood Safety and Clinical Technologies.
  
• Research Policy & Cooperation (RPC)
  RPC works to strengthen the informational, scientific and ethical foundations of health research systems.
  
• Essential medicines
  Provides links to descriptions of activities, reports, news and events, as well as contacts and cooperating partners in the various WHO programmes and offices working on this topic.
  
• The Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR)
  TDR acts as a 'global facilitator' of research and training, providing direction and grants for research priorities and opportunities.
  
• Macroeconomics and Health (CMH)
  CMH, established in January 2000 by WHO, was made up of 18 of the world’s leading economists, public health experts, development professionals and policy-makers.