Trends in EU Health Care Systems

Trends in EU Health Care Systems-1

Win de Gooijer 2007 Once, in 2004, I had to collect some medicine. When I entered the local pharmacy, there was an elderly lady standing at the counter, also collecting her medicines. While handing over the parcel, the dispenser’s assistant said to her,“That makes €11.30.”The elderly lady answered,“But this is included in my health insurance. I didn’t pay for it […]

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The Health of Sexual Minorities

The Health of Sexual Minorities-1

Edited by Ilan H.Meyer Mary E. Northridge 2007 The Health of Sexual Minorities Our collaboration on the editing of this book revives an earlier joint effort. In June 2001, we teamed up on the first issue of the American Journal of Public Health, devoted to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) health (Northridge, 2001). Five years later, we reunited to […]

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Public Health Behind Bars

Public Health Behind Bars-1

Edited by Robert B. Greifinger 2007 This is a book of what ifs. What if we discovered a vast and untapped resource, a resource that could yield improved population health status and lower social costs? What if we could harness the energy in this mine toward public health benefit? What if this lode was right before our […]

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Population Mobility and Infectious Disease

Population Mobility and Infectious Disease-1

Edited by Yorghos Apostolopoulos Sevil Sönmez 2007 In an increasingly globalized world, humans and materials—transported by automobiles, cargo ships and airplanes in a matter of hours—are the most effective vectors of infectious pathogens. Over the course of human history, some of the deadliest disease outbreaks have been traced back to one type or another mobile population or to transport […]

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