Treating childhood diseases

Common serious diseases of young children – diarrhoeal disease, acute respiratory infection, measles, malaria and acute malnutrition – account for nearly 7 million child deaths annually.

1. Treating diseases
2. Reducing child mortality
3. Financing essential clinical health services
4. Caring for children's health

1. Reducing vulnerability of women and children to HIV infection
2. Providing access to treatment for acute respiratory infections

1. Studying children's diseases
2. Preventing child exposure to environmental hazards
3. Immunization against disease

1. Measles
2. Malaria
3. Inflammatory infections of the respiratory organs
4. Diarrhoea in children
5. Children's diseases
6. Child malnutrition

1. Health
2. Disorder
3. Disease
4. Disability