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Update July Dec 2015 IPC Meeting WHO HQ Geneva December 1011 2015 Kees de Joncheere EML 2015 Full report available 586 pages 1082 references http appswhointirisbitstream1066518976319789241209946engpdfua1. Global context of drug regulation. Dr Lembit Rägo. Coordinator. Quality Assurance and Safety: Medicines. Essential Medicines and Health Products. World Health Organization. E-mail: . ragol@who.int. Gilles Forte. Policy. , Access and Use Team. Department for Essential . Medicines and Health Products. World Health Assembly Resolution 67.22 . Access . to essential medicines. Recognize . the importance of effective national medicines policies, and their . Gilles . Forte. Coordinator, Policy, Access and Use Team. Essential . Medicines . and . Health Products. . WHO . mandate . within the . International . Drug Control Conventions. 1961 . Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (Article 3). IPC Meeting . 4 to 6 . June. 2014. Essential Medicines and Health Products Department (EMP) . . . October. 2013. . Office of the . Concept/Process and Update on EML 2015. WHO Technical Briefing Seminar. Nicola Magrini – WHO, EMP. November 4, 2014 – WHO Geneva. Essential Medicines. Guiding principle:. . A limited range of carefully selected essential medicines leads to better health care, better medicines management, and lower costs. Strategic Plan Development – . Feed-back from the WHA 67. th. . IPC Meeting. WHO Geneva, June 04 - 06. WHO medicines & technologies 2014-2019 strategy / action plan. GPW : 6 leadership priorities . Dr Cécile . Macé. . WHO EMP , Mr Arne-Petter . Sanne. WHO MND, . Mr . Ajuebor. Onyema WHO MND. NCD Programme Managers Seminar. 4 June 2014. Access to NCD essential medicines . on the global agenda. There\'s a reason the words fresh and cool come to mind when thinking of peppermint. Peppermint comes from the blending of watermint and spearmint, and has a very strong, minty flavour and scent that is exquisitely refreshing. It tastes delicious, which is why it is commonly paired with chocolate and other desserts or candies, but you’ll also find peppermint in all sorts of cosmetics, including soaps, shampoos, face scrubs, toothpastes and mouthwash. Essential oils have been used for many years, but they continue to gain popularity in personal healthcare communities due to the incredible healing properties they offer your body and mind. Essential oils are highly concentrated natural extracts from the leaves, flowers, bark, roots, seeds and stems of certain plants and trees. Pure essential oils are known for their amazing scents and their therapeutic properties, so it’s no surprise that the most common way to use essential oils is to inhale them. While natural essential oils are commonly used in cosmetic products, like soaps and shampoos, you’ll get the most benefit out of your oils by using them on their own, like diluting them with a carrier oil and applying directly to your skin. Essential oils have been making waves in health and wellness communities because of the incredible benefits they have for your body and mind, so it should come as no surprise that essential oils also work wonders on your hair! If you are looking for a more natural way to freshen up a room, soothe an ache or ease anxiety, it’s time to try essential oils. Essential oils are natural extracts from the stems, leaves, bark and flowers of special plants, obtained through distillation or cold pressing. The oils themselves are very strong, so they are then mixed with a carrier oil, to be used safely. They are called “essential” oils because they capture the plants flavour and scent, also known as its “essence”. Natural essential oils are often used in aromatherapy, a form of alternative medicine to support health and well-being, but there are many ways to use them. Wondering how to safely use essential oils for adults? No worries, here’s everything you need to know about essential oils! Finding the right hair care products can be tricky. How do you know that this bottle, this brand, will keep all the promises it made on its label? Well, there is one way to find out: check the ingredients. If you don’t have much experience understanding them, you are not alone. Ultimately, there is only one kind of hair care products that matter: all-natural. First edition 1996 Second edition 1999 World Health Organization 1999 This document is not a formal publication of the World Health Organization WHO and all rights are reserved by the Or Concept and Process. IPC Meeting. June 6, 2014 – WHO Geneva. Nicola Magrini – WHO, EMP. Essential Medicines. Guiding principle:. . A limited range of carefully selected essential medicines leads to better health care, better medicines management, and lower costs.