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A documented reversal of resurgent diseases in developed countries, and a dramatic increase in the quality of health care in the emerging nations.
- Enhance capabilities and responsiveness of existing institutions by developing a single responsive crisis task force with a new charter and rules of engagement
- Establish preset scenarios allowing the CDC (or WHO) the right to enter a country to address a health crisis
- Create specific opportunities to reduce spread of disease by providing funds to vaccinate individuals, provide poor hospitals with sterile equipment, and train doctors in proven low-cost disease management technologies
- Increase limitations on cross-border movement of untested livestock
- Reduce storage of toxic chemicals and biological weapons in G24 countries
- Impose severe penalties on countries who propose or continue the development of biological or chemical warfare products
- Increase funding to hospitals in emerging markets -- public and private -- to eradicate unsanitary procedures
- Promote acceptance of condoms as part of a global healthy lifestyle
- Accelerate program development for cheaper AIDS and TB treatments
- Structure drug manufacturing and distribution accords with emerging countries to make expensive treatment affordable
- Control and treat sex industry workers for AIDS and other sexually transmitted disease
- Establish a Global Health Council to set priorities on suppression of diseases and coordinate public and private sector initiatives
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Himalayan Cataract Project
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