Seminar, Temas365-376R. Thapar, 1990 |
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... poor and converts what may become a politically inflamma- ble situation , where the poor may demand health as their right , into an apolitical , technological solution . The most important preventive and promotive aspects of medicine ...
... poor and converts what may become a politically inflamma- ble situation , where the poor may demand health as their right , into an apolitical , technological solution . The most important preventive and promotive aspects of medicine ...
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... poor it is actually the leaders , traditional or modern , who participate , since direct contact with the poor is often risky . From the selection of the health worker , who either thinks of him or herself as a government functionary ...
... poor it is actually the leaders , traditional or modern , who participate , since direct contact with the poor is often risky . From the selection of the health worker , who either thinks of him or herself as a government functionary ...
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... poor and , more specifically , poor women . They have gained the least and suffered the most from the fall - out . If issues of hunger and oppression which are critical to the poor are raised , then the red herring of tradi- tion and ...
... poor and , more specifically , poor women . They have gained the least and suffered the most from the fall - out . If issues of hunger and oppression which are critical to the poor are raised , then the red herring of tradi- tion and ...
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