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World Health Day: PAHO calls for equitable access to health care. | SMN News

April 3, 2019

World Health Day: PAHO calls for equitable access to health care. | SMN News
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This year’s campaign calls for all people to receive integrated, quality health care at the heart of the community. On April 9, PAHO will present a report in Mexico with recommendations on achieving universal health.


Washington, DC, 3 April 2019 (PAHO):--- Millions of people in the world still lack access to health care and many are forced to choose between spending on health and other daily expenses. It is estimated that in the Americas around one-third of the population lacks access to health care. In the framework of World Health Day, the Pan American Health


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