On World Humanitarian Day, let it be underscored that the measure of health systems should not be how much profit they can generate, but whether a person with the least power can receive timely, affordable, respectful care
On World Humanitarian Day, let it be underscored that the measure of health systems should not be how much profit they can generate, but whether a person with the least power can receive timely, affordable, respectful care
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On World Humanitarian Day, let it be underscored that the measure of health systems should not be how much profit they can generate, but whether a person with the least power can receive timely, affordable, respectful care
