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News Archive

To view all the news articles that appeared in a particular year, click on a link below.

 


Commonwealth health ministers’ message to heads of government
Released:  21 May 2009
Commonwealth ministers of health held their annual meeting on 17 May 2009 in Geneva, Switzerland, on the eve of the 62nd World Health Assembly.

Top experts address Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting
Released:  18 May 2009
Solutions exist, but political will is required, keynote speaker Professor Sir Andy Haines tells delegates

H1N1 – WHO updates Commonwealth health ministers
Released:  18 May 2009
Six Commonwealth countries affected

‘Partnership key to confronting health challenges’
Released:  17 May 2009
Secretary-General addresses Commonwealth health ministers in Geneva

Human health an important signal of climate change
Released:  14 May 2009
Australian expert to address Commonwealth Health Ministers

Commonwealth health ministers to discuss climate change and public health
Released:  1 May 2009
‘Tomorrow will be too late to regain the progress we have lost today’ – Commonwealth Secretary-General