DR. HIRAYAMA INTERNAL MEDICINE AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES

The United Nations Hospital in Naqoura is a field hospital performing basic surgery and treatment of internal diseases.

The United Nations field hospital is organized to provide assistance in two main medical branches surgery and internal diseases.

It is only a matter of time before extreme poverty, hunger and the catastrophic impact of widespread diseases will lead to strife, internal or external.

The leading three contagious diseases in BiH are respiratory diseases (varicela), intestine diseases (influenza), children's contagious diseases (varicela), intestine disease (enterocolitis).

The levels of morbidity and mortality encountered in women also reveal this mixture of diseases, which in turn follow internal differences of regional development and social class.

Contagious diseases

Contagious diseases

Infectious diseases

Occupational diseases

Gastroenterological diseases

Communicable diseases

Tumoral diseases

Contagious diseases

Heart diseases.

And diseases.

Many registered diseases, taken together, increase the level of lost work days related to work conditions  respiratory diseases, hypertension and ischaemic diseases of the heart and locomotor system diseases.

(f) The prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases and other diseases among prostitutes.

In the total structure of contagious and parasitic diseases in 2001, the most represented one is the group of respiratory contagious diseases with 84,8 cases of diseases, then the group of intestinal contagious diseases with 10,4 and parasitic diseases with 3,4 , while the remaining 1,5 consists of other contagious diseases.

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

Diseases Without Borders

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Chronic degenerative diseases

Registered occupational diseases

G) Sexually Transmitted Diseases AIDS. Treatment of infectious diseases in drug addicted people.

The leading diseases in 2001 are circulatory diseases, with a structural index of 26.2 per cent, diseases of the respiratory system, 18.3 per cent and bone and muscular diseases, 9 per cent, etc.

Circulatory diseases are the most common cause of death, followed by tumour related diseases.

During the reporting period, the Agency continued its efforts to control vaccine preventable diseases and communicable diseases of public health importance, to prevent newly emerging diseases, such as HIV AIDS, to control re emerging infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis, and to prevent chronic non communicable diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases and diabetes mellitus (see annex I, table 6).

Likewise in communicable diseases.

Chronic and hereditary diseases

Infectious diseases, incl. parasitological

Cerebrovascular Other heart diseases

Oh, yes. Childhood diseases?

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

Heart diseases, malignant tumours, cerebro vascular diseases and accidents are still the leading causes of death.

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.

Combating nutritional diseases and efficiencies.

Hygiene related diseases are increasing.

Chronic degenerative diseases Diabetes Mellitus

Charity Foundation for Special Diseases

Nervous system and sensory diseases

Total number of occupational diseases

subject to the same diseases.

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Leading diseases of working people in Republika Srpska in 1999 (according to the International Classification of Diseases)