What is the World Health Organization (WHO), and what does it do?
General Health Health Policy
Rebecca Raskin-Wish
What is the World Health Organization (WHO), and what does it do? TL;DR: The WHO does a lot of crucial global public health work. They help countries communicate during disease outbreaks. Their researchers and scientists provide best practices for all sorts of health-related concerns. The WHO, or the World Health Organization, was founded in 1948. Read more…
January 27, 2025
Why are archived links popping up in TNG posts, and what are they?
Uncategorized
Sandy Laping, MSc
A web-archived link refers to a preserved “snapshot” of a webpage stored on a digital archive. These links provide access to a historical version of a webpage as it appeared at a specific point in time, even if the original page is later modified, moved, or deleted. Those Nerdy Girls are starting to add web-archived Read more…
What is the World Health Organization (WHO), and what does it do? TL;DR: The WHO does a lot of crucial global public health work. They help countries communicate during disease outbreaks. Their researchers and scientists provide best practices for all sorts of health-related concerns. The WHO, or the World Health Organization, was founded in 1948. Read more…
Why are archived links popping up in TNG posts, and what are they?
Uncategorized
Sandy Laping, MSc
A web-archived link refers to a preserved “snapshot” of a webpage stored on a digital archive. These links provide access to a historical version of a webpage as it appeared at a specific point in time, even if the original page is later modified, moved, or deleted. Those Nerdy Girls are starting to add web-archived Read more…
A web-archived link refers to a preserved “snapshot” of a webpage stored on a digital archive. These links provide access to a historical version of a webpage as it appeared at a specific point in time, even if the original page is later modified, moved, or deleted. Those Nerdy Girls are starting to add web-archived Read more…
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