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2009
This chapter explores the social patterning of health and illness at a global level. The most severe health inequalities that exist today exist between counmes not within them, and so much so, that your chances of illness, disability, and premature death vary greatly depending upon your country of residence.
Broom, Alex, Germov, John
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This chapter explores the social patterning of health and illness at a global level. The most severe health inequalities that exist today exist between counmes not within them, and so much so, that your chances of illness, disability, and premature death vary greatly depending upon your country of residence.
Broom, Alex, Germov, John
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Global oral health in the framework of the Global Charter for the Public’s Health
Journal of Public Health Policy, 2018Oral diseases are a neglected epidemic affecting all ages globally and can substantially impact overall health and well-being. Even though most oral diseases are preventable and share major risk factors with other non-communicable diseases, integration of oral health into public health systems is still limited in both clinical and health policy ...
Lee, Hyewon +3 more
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Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2006
The context of the conference presentation that gave rise to this article was the importance of veterinarians becoming more engaged in the public-health challenges of today. During the presentation, I sought to point out some of the pressing reasons why.
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The context of the conference presentation that gave rise to this article was the importance of veterinarians becoming more engaged in the public-health challenges of today. During the presentation, I sought to point out some of the pressing reasons why.
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Globalization and Global Public Health
2015In providing a social scientific account of the WHO’s reaction to H1N1, the organization’s self-proclaimed role as a coordinator of ‘global health’ is key to explaining its decision-making process. The global health paradigm, which replaced earlier conceptualizations of ‘international health’, was fundamental to the WHO’s management of H1N1.
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Global Public Health: Targeting Inequities
JAMA, 1998THE COURSE OF global public health in this century can be summarized in 4 words: spectacular accomplishments, spectacular inequities. Progress has been so dramatic that more improvements in the health status of people worldwide have occurred during the 40year lifetime of a child born in 1958 than were accomplished during the “entire previous span of ...
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Stigmatized Ethnicity, Public Health, and Globalization
Canadian Ethnic Studies, 2008The prejudicial linking of infection with ethnic minority status has a long-established history, but in some ways this association may have intensified under the contemporary circumstances of the "new public health" and globalization. This study analyzes this conflation of ethnicity and disease victimization by considering the stigmatization process ...
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Advancing the global public health agenda for NAFLD: a consensus statement
Nature Reviews Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2021Jeffrey V Lazarus +2 more
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COVAX and the rise of the ‘super public private partnership’ for global health
Global Public Health, 2023Katerini T Storeng +2 more
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