International medical organizations

International medical organizations are groups that work globally to improve health and healthcare systems. They include influential entities like the World Health Organization (WHO), which sets health standards and coordinates responses to health emergencies, and Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), which provides medical aid in crisis situations. These organizations conduct research, develop guidelines, and advocate for health policies that benefit populations worldwide. Their efforts aim to tackle issues like disease prevention, health education, and access to medical care, ultimately striving to enhance overall public health and combat health inequalities across different countries.