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WMAWindows Media Audio (Microsoft)
WMAWildlife Management Area
WMAWorld Medical Association
WMAWeight Moving Average (financial data)
WMAWeb Marketing Association
WMAWilliams (Amtrak station code; Williams, AZ)
WMAWilderness Medical Associates
WMAWilliam Morris Agency
WMAWorld Masters Athletics (running)
WMAWatershed Management Area
WMAWarm Mix Asphalt
WMAWilbraham and Monson Academy (Wilbraham, MA)
WMAWireless Messaging API
WMAWinsurf Mainframe Access
WMAWindows Media Audio
WMAWireless Messaging Architecture
WMAWireless Motion Alert
WMAWestern Music Association
WMAWestern Martial Arts
WMAWyoming Mining Association (Cheyenne, WY)
WMAWashington Metropolitan Area
WMAWhite Male American
WMAWater Management Act
WMAWomen Marines Association
WMAWorld Marketing Alliance
WMAWillamette Management Associates (various locations)
WMAWall Motion Abnormality (heart defect)
WMAWestern Magazine Awards (Canada)
WMAWaste Management Area
WMAWisconsin Military Academy (Fort McCoy, WI)
WMAWarsash Maritime Academy (UK)
WMAWhite Male Adult
WMAWarfighting Mission Area (lanes of responsibility within the Global Information Grid effort)
WMAWealth Management Advisor
WMAWar Measures Act (Canada)
WMAWireless Marketing Association
WMAWomen Military Aviators
WMAWhistler Museum and Archives (Canada)
WMAWe May Assume (often used in the context of logical argument)
WMAWidowed Mother's Allowance (UK)
WMAWorld Metal Alliance
WMAWinery Music Awards
WMAWater Monitoring Alliance (World Water Council; France)
WMAWeights and Measures Act (UK)
WMAWest Midlands Arts
WMAWireless Multicast Advantage
WMAWell Mind Association
WMAWar Mage Armor (Asheron's Call game)
WMAW McWalter & Associates
WMAWessex Magical Association (England)
WMAWaste Management Act 1997
WMAWhite Matter Abnormality (neurology)
WMAWashington Military Area
WMAWorld Music Association (various locations)
WMAWeapons of Mass Annoyance
WMAWilliam Mooney Associates (Torrance, California)
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[4.] World Medical Association. Declaration of Helsinki.
Caster Semenya's appalling treatment: The International Association of Athletics Federations violates human rights and ethical principles with impunity
[4.] World Medical Association. Medical Ethics Manual.
The Life Esidimeni tragedy: Moral pathology and an ethical crisis
[5] The World Medical Association (WMA) recommended that boxing be banned.
Neurologist at ringside--to be or not to be?
It was approved at the Declaration of Geneva, in the II General Assembly of the World Medical Association. This prompted the WMA Council to appoint a Study Committee to prepare an International Code of Medical Ethics, which after an extensive discussion, adopted in 1949 by the III General Assembly of the World Medical Association at London in 1949; it was further amended in 1968, 1983 and 2006.
Evaluation of understanding of medical ethics and law among undergraduate students
From the opening of ICN proceedings to the closing presentations from the World Medical Association immediate past president Michael Marmot, and incoming World Health Organization director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, we were reminded repeatedly about health inequalities.
The kaiwhakahaere comments
States should refrain from limiting access to means of maintaining sexual and reproductive health, including censoring, withholding or intentionally misrepresenting health-related information." (10) Similarly, the World Medical Association (WMA)--which provides guidance to physicians, national medical associations and governments around the world--insists that patients be given the information they need to provide informed consent to care and that patients have continuity of care, even when providers do not offer needed services.
When Antiabortion Ideology Turns into Foreign Policy: How the Global Gag Rule Erodes Health, Ethics and Democracy
Meanwhile, the World Medical Association has called for a ban on junk food advertisements during all TV shows aimed at children.
'GPs should tell patients they are fat'
The World Medical Association (WMA) said that children are spending more time than ever in front of screens as it called for more to be done to tackle the growing problem of childhood obesity.
'Ban junk food advertising in all broadcasts that appeal to young'
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