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WHA3.23 Hydatidosis

The Third World Health Assembly

1. NOIES the importance of hydatidosis in certain areas of the world, both as a human infection and as a cause of losses in food supplies, and

2. REQUESTS the Director-General, in co-operation with other specialized agencies and organizations, wherever possible, to lend technical assistance for its eradication or for research upon request of government authorities.

(Fourth report of the Committee on Programme, adopted at seventh plenary meeting, 25 May 1950) [A3/R/65]

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