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    • Elen Lopez
    • Dr. Sorosh Roshan
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    • Mrs Gracia Burgardt de Roitman
    • Cecelia Fernandez de Pallini
    • Dr. Dosne de Pasqualini
    • April 7, morning session, Questions & Answers
    • Infectious Diseases in Family Health: A Challenge for Women, their Role in Care and Prevention by Valeria Prado, M.D.
    • Dr. Rosalinda Rubenstein
    • Food Safety: What can we do?
    • Questions & Answers, April 7, afternoon
    • Bueno Aires, Day 2, April 8, 2000
    • Brief History of the International Federation of Familial Support
    • Dr Ana Mon: Questions answers
    • Dr. Roshan Summary, April 8
    • Papers submitted by Participants at the Workshop
    • Maternal and infant health in Bolivia
    • Patricia Rustad
    • Women, health and work
    • Bringing Basic Health Care to Underserved and Unserved Populations
  • Children, The Family and Health: What it Takes to Give Children Long Life
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Women, The Family And Health

Elena Lopez

Elena Lopez of the Local Organizing Committee gave a welcome on behalf of the ISID ( International Society for Infectious Diseases). “This program is aimed at making a contribution for women, in all phases of life. Appreciation is due to International ISID for their support for this workshop. This is the first time that we know of that a medical association has collaborated with a women’s organization to provide a program about these issues. The younger women are helped medically in life, the better the lifetime health will be. Women can be key players in improving women’s health. Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) are a key part of this. Argentina is pleased to welcome you today.”

Last Modified: June 05, 2010