How many grandmothers are crippled?
Counting the numbers of grandmothers who are disabled is difficult. For example, in 2004, the World Health Organization estimated nearly 100 million people were disabled, and we can only guess that many of them are grandmothers. ChaCha!
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About World Health Organization
The World Health Organization (WHO) is the coordinating body of the United Nations system that deals with global health issues. The WHO is responsible for providing leadership, shaping health research agenda, setting standards, articulating evidence based policy options, providing technical support, monitoring and assessing health trends. The current Chairman of the Board for the World Health Assembly, the body that governs the WHO, is Dr Mihaly Kökény from Hungary.
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