The World Health Organization is the United Nations agency responsible for international public health. It works with countries and partners to address health emergencies, improve access to essential care, and advance understanding of diseases and health risks. Its activities include developing guidance, collecting and sharing health information, coordinating responses, and supporting stronger health systems. The organization also promotes prevention and efforts to reduce inequalities in health. Its work spans many different settings and relies on collaboration across governments, institutions, and communities. This listing concerns WHO's broad public health mission, rather than a particular emergency appeal or a separate independent charitable organization.
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