ˌWorld ˈHealth Organiˌzation, the abbreviation, WHO
an international organization that is part of the UN (United Nations), which helps countries improve their people's health by giving medicines and providing information and education about diseases, immunization etc

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World Health Organization
The WHO (French: Organisation Mondiale de la Sante, OMS) is a specialized agency of the United Nations which sets standards for the quality control of drugs, vaccines, and other substances affecting health. WHO was established in July 1946; headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland. See: Codex Alimentarius Commission

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