The establishment of WHO Press consolidates publishing activities within the World Health Organization and reflects the importance of knowledge sharing in a world where the health needs of the world's poor are not being met, as demonstrated by the findings of the 10/90 gap study of the Global Forum for Health Research. WHO Press is therefore the publisher of choice for the dissemination of important scientific, technical and medical advice that the World Health Organization wishes to deliver to the world.
There are nine E-Collections available from WHO Press, as follows:
This collection contains some WHO and International Agency for Research on Cancer publications on the topic of cancer control, national cancer control programmes, cervical cancer. This collection will be useful to policy makers and to health professionals involved in cancer control and prevention.
Contains a list of 90+ key titles dealing with environmental health, water and sanitation and chemical safety. This collection will be useful to the chemical industry, governments, regulators and environmentalists.
This collection contains 70+ WHO publications dealing with food safety, food additives and contaminants, as well as books on veterinary drug residues, pesticide residues, toxicology and microbiological risk assessment. The collection will be useful to scientists and researchers, the food industry and food regulatory authorities.
The WHO e-Global subscription provides access to more than 200 titles for those seeking a comprehensive record of everything published by WHO since 2012. It includes journals published by WHO such as the Bulletin of WHO, the Weekly Epidemiological record, WHO Drug Information and the Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, as well as volumes in the Techncial Report Series, the Environmental Health Criteria series, and non-serials titles.
This collection contains 180+ WHO publications dealing with health systems strengthening, health financing and economics, health systems performance and assessment, social determinants of health and health equity. It also includes related World Health Reports. This collection will be useful to policy and decision makers in public health.
This collection contains 30+ WHO publications dealing with newborn and maternal health, pregnancy, contraceptives, human semen and reproductive health indicators. This collection will be useful to health professionals, midwives and district health personnel.
This collection contains 80+ WHO publications on mental health, disabilities, substance abuse, tobacco, and alcohol. This collection will be useful to regulators in substance abuse and health personnel dealing with mental problems.
This collection contains 50+ WHO publications providing standards and guidelines in the fields of pharmaceuticals and biologicals, quality assurance, essential medicines and the safe use of medicines. This collection will be useful to the pharmaceutical industry, laboratories and drug regulatory agencies, as well as those concerned by the safe use of medicines.
This collection contains 40+ WHO publications on drinking-water guidelines and standards, recreation water environments, sanitation and hygiene and water safety plans. This collection will be useful to governments and regulators, water suppliers and practitioners.
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All World Health Organization content is hosted on the WHO platform. Content is provided as either PDFs or ePUBs with no DRM restrictions. Access is gained via any compatible browser and PDF reader, and does not require any installation of software.
eBooks: Electronic access to these books is available for one year and for single institution access only. Subscription periods for these collections run calendar year only.
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