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"Madam President, I, like other Members, would like to thank Mr Trakatellis for his perseverance.
As pointed out in the final document, the World Health Organisation states that the five main causes of illness are neuro-psychiatric disorders, cancer, cardiovascular disorders, accidental injuries and respiratory diseases, which eventually become more and more serious because of resistance to antibiotics.
We believed that the eight previous programmes endeavoured to prevent some of these diseases – and contributed to doing so – but we think that the aim of this action programme – which will begin immediately – is not only to supplement national policies, but also to approach the three objectives laid down in the document itself from a global perspective. These objectives are improving information and knowledge, reacting rapidly to health threats and health promotion and disease prevention. We believe that this will contribute to reducing inequality and assessing the impact of social, environmental and economic factors on health. We think that society, non-governmental organisations and trade unions, as the document clearly states, need to be involved if this plan is to be successful."@en1
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