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the major traditional environmental hazards, including unsafe water, lack of sanitation and contaminated food, indoor air pollution from use of solid fuel, and exposure to a myriad of toxic heavy metals, chemicals and hazardous wastes. However, other children live in adve[r]

works closely with stakeholders to roll out a unique, national-scale program for thousands of private-sector drug sellers—often the first people rural residents consult for help. Addressing shortages in qualified health care providers by training and accrediting private-sector dru[r]

The IMR in these two countries is respectively twice andthrice the regional and global averages; and their U5MRwas found to be approximately four and five times theregional and global averages, respectively. This might beattributed to the recen[r]

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Health Service are still terrified of their colleagues andmanagers finding out their HIV status [15]. In Europe,Young Positives Co-Founder Raoul Fransen recalled theappalling way he was treated in medical school when hedisclosed his positive status. Things got so bad he decidedto take his con[r]

tion in glo bal health thus becomes a means to ‘ mobilisethe commitment of the workforce’ [5] rather than an endin itself, acknowledging that without this mobilisation thehealth workforce can be ‘an enormous source of resistanceto change, anchored to p ast models that are conven[r]

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NGO and private for profit sectors (and to emigration)[32], or it was not producing suffici ent clinical staff tomeet replacement needs. Others have commented onhow rural-to-urban staff migration is compounded bypublic-to-private provider brain drain, as part of ab[r]

Sources: Appropriations legislation, congressional budget justifications, and correspondence with USAID budget office. Abbreviations: Child Survival and Maternal Health (CS/MH), Vulnerable Children (VC), Other Infectious Diseases (OID), Family Planning and Reproduc[r]

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health care, maternal and child care and some public health services regardless of socio-economic status and health insurance coverage. There are several laws and regulations that refer to health care financing. The Citizen’s Health