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A Comparative Study on the Constitutional Right to Health in the Western Pacific Region Countries
Asia-Pacific journal of public health, 2018We examined the constitutional provisions on the right to health in the Western Pacific region countries and compared universal health coverage (UHC) achievement.
Sungkyoung Choi +2 more
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Journal of Medical Ethics, 2016
Abstract This chapter reframes the project of public health within a rights framework. It argues that there is a right to health, and this entails that individuals have a right to public health. Given that there is a right to public health, the state should undertake to reduce health risks.
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Abstract This chapter reframes the project of public health within a rights framework. It argues that there is a right to health, and this entails that individuals have a right to public health. Given that there is a right to public health, the state should undertake to reduce health risks.
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Cancer, 2001
It is hard to talk about race. Discussions about race in general and racial discrimination in particular are potentially unnerving, which explains in large measure why such conversations are so few and far between. All too frequently, these discussions take place only after a horrific incident that draws public attention to race, such as the brutal ...
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It is hard to talk about race. Discussions about race in general and racial discrimination in particular are potentially unnerving, which explains in large measure why such conversations are so few and far between. All too frequently, these discussions take place only after a horrific incident that draws public attention to race, such as the brutal ...
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Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 2016
Neoliberal reforms have transformed the legislative scope and everyday dynamics around the right to health care from welfare state social contracts to insurance markets administered by transnational financial capital. This article presents experiences of
C. Abadía-Barrero
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Neoliberal reforms have transformed the legislative scope and everyday dynamics around the right to health care from welfare state social contracts to insurance markets administered by transnational financial capital. This article presents experiences of
C. Abadía-Barrero
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The right to health in Paraguay
International Review of Psychiatry, 2014Access to facilities, services and opportunities designed to meet the needs of health is a fundamental human right and is the key for people to enjoy other human rights. However, in Paraguay, this right is still far from becoming reality. The status of the country is the most disadvantaged when compared to the average condition of the Mercosur ...
Jorge Villalba-Arias +4 more
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The Right to Health and the Right to Health Care [PDF]
Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 1979 Tom L. Beauchamp, Ruth R. Faden
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Chapter Three. The Case for a Pluralist Conception of the Right to Health Care
The Pluralist Right to Health Care, 2021semanticscholar +1 more source
Chapter Six. The Mainstream Canadian Health Care System and the Pluralist Right to Health Care
The Pluralist Right to Health Care, 2021semanticscholar +1 more source
Chapter Five. Metrics for Realization of the Right to Health Care
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Hastings Center Report, 2009
The human right to health has strong American roots. In his 1944 State of the Union address, not long before D-Day, Franklin Roosevelt told Congress, "We have come to a clear realization of the fact that true individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence." He called on Congress to adopt a "second Bill of Rights," a bill of ...
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The human right to health has strong American roots. In his 1944 State of the Union address, not long before D-Day, Franklin Roosevelt told Congress, "We have come to a clear realization of the fact that true individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence." He called on Congress to adopt a "second Bill of Rights," a bill of ...
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