Wasting ( )

Estate children, however, show the lowest prevalence of wasting.

On the other hand, the proportion of wasting among under five children had increased to 18 per cent in 1988 1989 as against 12 per cent in 1980 1981.

Expendable and non expendable property

Expendable and non expendable property

For men and women alike, the causes of this chronic morbidity include above all cardiovascular diseases, diseases of the muscular and skeletal systems and rheumatic diseases as well as diseases of the digestive system, of the urogenital system and various allergies.

STD Sexual Transmitted disease

206. The findings of the 1993 survey indicate a reduction in the prevalence of stunting and underweight but no significant change in the prevalence of wasting.

Chronic degenerative diseases Diabetes Mellitus

Chronic degenerative diseases

(v) Non expendable equipment

(n) Non Expendable Property

VII. Non Expendable Property

As part of the campaign against dental diseases, fluoridation of imported and locally produced salt will be required.

Contagious diseases

Occupational diseases

Communicable diseases

ΙV. DISEASES TRANSMITTED BY SEXUAL CONTACT AIDS The Control Hellenic Centre for Infectious Diseases Control (K.E.E.L.

Instructions for follow up in suspect cases.

Malign neoplasm were causes of death in 17.5 per cent of cases, injuries and poisonings, 3.2 per cent, and diseases of the digestive system 2.7 per cent.

AIDS had become a chronic disease.

DST Doença(s) Sexualmente Transmissível(is) Sexual transmited illnesses

It notes that the main causes of child mortality are related to malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, acute respiratory diseases and vaccine preventable diseases.

In Mexico the first 10 causes of death among women in 2001 were diabetes mellitus, ischaemic diseases of the heart, cerebro vascular disease, certain affections occurring during the perinatal period, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cirrhosis and other chronic diseases of the liver, acute diseases of the lower respiratory tract, diseases arising from high blood pressure, nephritis, nephrosis and malignant tumours of the cervix.

Note 14 Non expendable property

(o) Lost or stolen non expendable equipment

Note 12 Non expendable equipment

Note 14 Non expendable property

Write off of non expendable property

Note 8. Non expendable equipment

Note 11. Non expendable equipment

Note 14. Non expendable property

Note 8. Non expendable property

Note 17. Non expendable inventory

Note 2. Non expendable property

The effective coverage rate for family planning stood at around 8 per cent in 2001, compared to 7 per cent in 2000.

Women, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and AIDS

Just as we once eliminated smallpox, so can we eliminate others. It also bears remembering that 60 of the world s population dies of non communicable illnesses such as cancer or heart disease.

Emerging Infectious Diseases

16. Initial efforts concentrated on establishing a certifiable record of non expendable and expendable stock holdings.

Men aged 20 to 60 genito urinary, sexually transmitted and prostate diseases.

No persons suffering from dysentery, typhoid, viral hepatitis or other infectious diseases of the digestive tract (including pathogen carriers), active tuberculosis, suppurative or exudative dermatosis or any other disease incompatible with food hygiene, may be engaged in any work involving contact with ready to eat foods.

Chronically mass non contagious illnesses

4. Inventories of non expendable property

So it's a woman's disease now.