United Nations Health Agencies

United Nations health agencies are specialized organizations that work globally to improve health, prevent disease, and promote well-being. They coordinate efforts among countries, provide guidance, and support healthcare systems. Notable agencies include the World Health Organization (WHO), which leads worldwide health initiatives; UNICEF, focusing on children's health and nutrition; and UNAIDS, addressing HIV/AIDS. These agencies collaborate to tackle health emergencies, set international standards, and ensure equal access to quality healthcare for all, regardless of location or income. Their work aims to create healthier, more resilient communities worldwide.