2.Contribution to peace and disarnament - The Role of Physicians t"-d."tl:: Eealth Workers in the Preservation and tactor for the Attainlj0ent ot Health foriiJnrot ion of Peace as the Most Significan! 3. rn accordance cilh the above resoluEion. a progress report on wHo continued uork on the above issue has been Prepared by the wHo ManagenenE Group (Professors s. BergsErdn, N. P- Bochiov, A' IJeat' and J' RoEblat) ' The follo"rrng is a bri.ef indicaEion ot Ehe nain PoinEs contained in che report' l{anagenent Group bas held three meetings in Geneva since its initial in October 1983 and nu" i.rai.riauuffy antl cotlectively undertaken requj'redAII (Resotution WHA36' 28) ; ::;;;";-;;'";;';"; ii.iuoi"s tire supprernentins and updatins or ttre wHo i^ loQlL "Ettects ottear r.ra r on beatth and hEe!!!-Egjgg9", Published ]l.l?84' ll) al resPonsibilities'4. The neeclng ac t ions repor r. !ri th in 5. The progress report (docuntenE A38/INF.DoC',/5) is a sunnary of tbe work so far undertaken by the Group in specific areag, includjng the global consequences to the clinate of fires resulting from nuclear explosionsi esEinates of radiation casualEies in a nuclear r,rar, both acute and long-Eern etfects and including transboundary effecEsi indirect environrnenEal effecEs includinq Ehe eleclronaqnellc pulse and reaffirning Ehe disintegration in a nuclear 1dar of the social' economic' and Poli.ticat fabric of sociPty, psychosocial and nental health concerns linked !o evenEual conseguences and aclual pticeptio" of a possible nucl'ear wari and a survey ofmedicalscboolcurrlcularelatedtohea}thconsequencesofnuclearr,rar-The Group yrill conEinue rts eork in Ehese and oEher rel'ated areas' and lhe Di rec tor -cene ra1 will continue !o keep the Health Assenbty informed of the Group's activiti.es. E. Internati.onal Atgrlq_Elly,igeng {Orig inal: Englisb l t19 JulY 19851 l.ThelnternationalAlomicEnergyAgencywi}lSetupapanelandslideexhibrt: during the Non-Proliferation TreaEy Revie$ conterence in Geneva in which International Atonic Energy Agency safequards activities are rnentioned in context
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the role of physicians and healthcare workers in promoting peace and disarmament, specifically in relation to the health effects of nuclear war and the preservation of health for international peace. The report mentions the global consequences of nuclear explosions, radiation casualties, and environmental effects, which suggests a strong connection to health and international relations.

**Category**
Health, Science and technology