International Sanitary Treaties of the 20th Century set the stage for collaborative approaches to 21st century epidemic responses
Span
of Treaty
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Name of Treaty
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Date
Enacted
|
Presidential
Proclamation Issued
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Effective
date in force for United States
|
Termination
date of Treaty for United States
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International
Sanitary Convention
|
1903
|
1907
|
4/6/1907
|
4/6/1920
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Inter-American
Sanitary Convention
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1905
|
1909
|
5/29/1906
|
6/25/1925**
|
International
Sanitary Convention*
|
1912
|
1920
|
3/12/1913
|
5/21/1928
|
Pan
American Sanitary Code
|
1924
|
1925
|
6/26/1925
|
9/30/1952**
|
International
Sanitary Convention
|
1926
|
1928
|
5/22/1928
|
5/28/1945**
|
Sanitary
Aerial Navigation
|
1933
|
1935
|
11/22/1935
|
5/28/1945**
|
Sanitary
Aerial Navigation
|
1944
|
1945
|
5/29/1945
|
5/25/1951
|
Sanitary
Maritime Navigation
|
1944
|
1945
|
5/29/1945
|
5/25/1951
|
Sanitary
Aerial Navigation
|
1946
|
1946
|
8/6/1946
|
5/25/1951
|
Sanitary
Maritime Navigation
|
1946
|
1946
|
8/6/1946
|
5/25/1951
|
WHO
International Sanitary Regs.
|
1951
|
EO. 10399
|
10/1/1952
|
7/24/1969
|
WHO
International Health Regs.
|
1969
|
1/1/1971
|
5/23/2005
|
|
WHO
International Health Regs.
|
1973
|
5/23/1973
|
5/25/2005
|
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WHO
International Health Regs.
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1983
|
5/20/1981
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5/25/2005
|
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WHO
International Health Regs.
|
2005
|
5/23/2005
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**Portions
of these treaties were in effect until 1951.
EO 10399
= Presidential Executive Order 10399 which authorizes the implementation of WHO
International Health Regulations
