Traduction de «Académie internationale d'histoire de la médecine » (Français → Anglais) :

International Academy of the History of Medicine

Internationale Academy of History of Science | IAHS [Abbr.]

International Academy of Legal Medicine | IALM [Abbr.]

International Academy of Legal and Social Medicine

International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine

Later that same year, an international conference on medicinal cannabis held in The Hague, Netherlands, drew delegates from Canada and several other Western countries.[1] Earlier, in 1999, the National Institute of Medicine in the United States published an assessment of the science base of marijuana and medicine.[2]

I have played an educational and advocacy role in eating disorders on a national and international level as a member of the steering committee of the Ontario Community Outreach Program for Eating Disorders, the past president of an international organization, the Academy for Eating Disorders, and now as the current president of the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine.

efforts to increase the institutional training capacity at EU level; particularly stresses the need to set up the new-look European External Action Academy which, in close cooperation with appropriate bodies in the Member States and incorporating existing training structures such as the Defence College, would provide Union officials and officials of the Member States who are to work in external relations functions, as well as staff from CSDP missions, with training based on uniformly harmonised curricula, with comprehensive and common training for all officials and appropriate training in consular and legation procedures, diplomacy, conflict mediation and international relations ...[+++], together with knowledge of the history and experience of the European Union;

· efforts to increase the institutional training capacity at EU level; particularly stresses the need to set up the new-look European External Action Academy which, in close cooperation with appropriate bodies in the Member States and incorporating existing training structures such as the Defence College, would provide Union officials and officials of the Member States who are to work in external relations functions, as well as staff from CSDP missions, with training based on uniformly harmonised curricula, with comprehensive and common training for all officials and appropriate training in consular and legation procedures, diplomacy, conflict mediation and international relations ...[+++], together with knowledge of the history and experience of the European Union;