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This month, World Health Organization (WHO) experts from its Technical Advisory Group will meet, for the second time, to work on the WHO's global strategy for food safety.
A new article by the World Health Organization (WHO) is highlighting challenges of estimating the burden of foodborne diseases in locations with fewer resources and the role that international organizations play in helping countries develop capacity and conduct studies in these areas.