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Synthetic biology, patenting, health and global justice [PDF]

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Responsibility for Global Health

Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 2006
Abstract There are several reasons for the current prominence of global health issues. Among the most important is the growing awareness that some risks to health are global in scope and can only be countered by global cooperation. In addition, human rights discourse and, more generally, the articulation of a coherent cosmopolitan ...
Allen, Buchanan, Matthew, DeCamp
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Global Health and Global Health Education

2022
Global health has been gradually gaining more traction in social work education. Global health addresses prevalent health vulnerabilities and collective responsibilities that transcend national borders. Global health is a multidimensional issue, which elicits an interdisciplinary multidimensional response.
Michele Eggers-Barison, Lalit Khandare
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Globalization and Global Health

International Journal of Health Services, 1999
Along with the positive or negative consequences of the globalization of health, we can consider global health as a goal, responding to human rights and to common interests. History tells us that after the “microbial unification” of the world, which began in 1492, over three centuries elapsed before the recognition of common risks and attempts to cope
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Global Visions for Global Health

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1997
INthe pastseveral weeks, we have received 2 important reminders of the growing significance of international health initiatives by academic health centers (AHCs) and our colleagues. A letter, dated May 29, 1997, from the Association of Academic Health Centers reported the results of a survey regarding the efforts of AHCs in international health.
M. E. Johns, R. W. Woodruff
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Globalization and health

Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 2001
Globalization means different things to different people; a general definition is the increasing movement of information, material and people across borders. It can be considered in terms of five conflicting but inter-relating themes, economic transformation; new patterns of trade; an increasing poverty gap associated with widening health inequalities;
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