Diversity and solidarity in global health

Elsevier, The Lancet Global Health, Volume 9, April 2021
Authors: 
Ba M., Gebremedhin L.T., Masako P., Msigallah F., Kone K.E., Baird T.L.

Everyone, equally, has a human right to health.1 However, our health systems, communities, and nations do not support people's health equally or equitably.

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