Strong women, strong bones
Miriam E. Nelson with Sarah Wernick
Includes information on bone-density tests, calcium and other essential nutrients, exercise recommendations, medications, and diet.
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Basics of International Humanitarian Mission (International Humanitarian Affairs, No. 2)
by Kevin M. Cahill (2003)
About this book
A companion volume to Emergency Relief Operations, this book is a primer on designing, building, funding, and managing humanitarian action programs. Drawing their experience in such groups as Medecins sans Frontières, the World Health Organization, and the International Red Cross, the contributors explore the political, legal, ethical, cultural, and logistical aspects of effective relief work--from funding and team building to working with local NGOs.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBasics of International Humanitarian Mission (International Humanitarian Affairs, No. 2) Lead Character
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