Medicus Mundi International

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Medicus Mundi International

Medicus Mundi International (pronunciation: meh-dih-cus mun-dee in-ter-na-sho-nal) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to the promotion of health for all. The organization is part of the World Health Organization's official relations.

Etymology

The term Medicus Mundi International is derived from Latin. Medicus translates to "doctor" or "physician" in English, while Mundi means "world". International is a term used to describe something that extends across or is carried on between nations. Therefore, Medicus Mundi International can be interpreted as "World Doctors International".

History

Medicus Mundi International was founded in 1962 by a group of medical professionals who were committed to improving health care in developing countries. The organization has since grown to include member organizations from around the world, all working towards the common goal of health for all.

Activities

Medicus Mundi International works in partnership with local communities, health professionals, and governments to improve health care systems and services. The organization focuses on areas such as primary health care, public health, and health promotion. It also advocates for health as a human right and works to influence health policies at the international level.

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