Traduction de «virus du groupe papova » (Français → Anglais) :

HIV-1 group N virus | human immunodeficiency virus type 1 group N

HIV-1 group O virus | human immunodeficiency virus type 1 group O

HIV-1 group M virus | human immunodeficiency virus type 1 group M

Viral Pathogens Working Group

Prisoners HIV Support Group [ Prisoners with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Support Group ]

susceptible population group

virus writing group | virus-writing group

The ERCC played a pivotal role in coordinating the EU response, holding regular coordination meetings of the EU Ebola Task Force, which brought together all relevant Commission departments (HQ and field), the European External Action Service, EU Delegations, EU Member States, UN bodies and the EU’s humanitarian partners. Member States coordinated their activities within the EU in regular meetings of the Health Security Committee established under Decision 1082/13 on serious cross-border threats to health, based onrapid risk assessments prepared by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and ControlActivation of the EU Civil Protection ...[+++] Mechanism enabled the swift coordinated deployment of emergency supplies and experts offered by Member States (more than 100 flights and 2 cargo ships).

26. Strongly emphasises the importance of combating increased tensions between groups as a result of the Ebola outbreak, as the creation of myths could mean that certain ethnic groups are blamed for the Ebola outbreak; also expresses concern about the extremely vulnerable situation of children, as children whose parents have died are seen as carriers of the disease and are isolated from society and forced to live alone on the streets;

21. Strongly emphasises the importance of combatting increased tension between groups as a result of the Ebola outbreak, as there is a risk that myths are spread that place the blame for the outbreak on certain ethnic groups; expresses as well its concern about the extremely vulnerable position of children, not least in light of the fact that children whose parents have died are seen as carriers of the disease and are isolated from society and forced to live alone on the streets;

Therefore, we took a different approach, which was to say which of the workers were most likely to be in situation where they could encounter the virus and in some way be linked with the possible spread of the virus, particularly to vulnerable groups.