Governments make progress in interpersonal violence prevention

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Governments make progress in interpersonal violence prevention - 16-07-2007, 07:11 PM

Governments around the world are taking new and stronger measures to quell interpersonal violence and its life-long health consequences, a new WHO report shows. This week in Scotland, 200 of the world's leading experts in preventing violence gather for "Milestones 2007", to assess the advances that have been made, identify strategies for further expanding these, and advocate for increased investment by international development partners. [Read More]

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