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Announcements Active Cities Contest Seeks Entries AIDS 2008 Conference Slated for Mexico City New PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centers New PAHO Publications  Recent Advances in Immunization, 2nd Edition Practical Guide to Health Research (Spanish only)  How to Write Features March 2008
 Chronic diseases used to be considered "diseases of the rich," but today developing countries are facing a tsunami of deaths and illness due to cancer, heart disease, stroke and diabetes. The good news is that most of it can be prevented.
 Traffic crashes take the lives of hundreds of people—many in their prime years—daily in Latin America and the Caribbean. Safety advocates say these tragedies are not just "acts of fate" but foreseeable events that are preventable though more awareness and better public policy. Click here to read...
 Salsa's "golden boy" is paying tribute to his fans and the women in his life by joining with the Pan American Health Organization in a campaign to end domestic violence. News Roses Sets New Course for Second Term International Women's Day Latinos Join Forces on HIV PAHO Calls for Action on Alcohol Donna Eberwine-Villagrán, Editor
Paulo Leite, Web Designer José Carnevali, Contributing Editor
Gilles Collette, Art Director Articles do not necessarily represent the official viewpoint of the Pan American Health Organization. Letters and editorial queries should be addressed . © 2008 - All rights reserved
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