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Youth Manifesto on Non-Communicable Diseases

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 2011 United Kingdom, Australia Publisher:Ubiquity Press, Ltd.Journal:Global Heart, volume 6, page 201 (issn: 2211-8160, eissn: 2211-8179,

Authors: Sanjay Basu; Cristina Parsons Perez; Justin Zaman; Justin Zaman; Gene Bukhman; Andrea B. Feigl; Paul H. Park; +29 Authors

doi: 10.1016/j.gheart.2011.07.005

pmid: 25691046

handle: 1885/78944

Youth Manifesto on Non-Communicable Diseases

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Abstract

Sandeep P. Kishore , Karen R. Siegel , Aria Ahmad , Amina A. Aitsi-Selmi k, Mohammed K. Ali , Phillip Baker , Sanjay Basu , Asaf Bitton , Gerald S. Bloomfield , Gene Bukhman , Eleanor Emery , Andrea B. Feigl , Karen Grepin , Mark D. Huffman , Kiti Kajana , Shweta Khandelwal , Kavitha Kolappa , Chenhui Liu , Naaznin Lokhandwala , Vishal Marwah kk, Modi Mwatsama , Nicole Novak , Shantanu Nundy , Paul H. Park , Cristina Parsons Perez , Matthew R. Price , Nikka Rapkin , Hester Rice , Ben Seligman , Sumit Shah , Joao da Silva , Devi Sridhar kkk, David Stuckler , Rajesh Vedanthan kk, Justin Zaman k,''', The Young Professionals’ Chronic Disease Network

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United Kingdom, Australia

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Keywords

health care delivery, cost effectiveness analysis, funding, government, life event, m, communicable disease, human rights, economic development, health care, health care planning, Keywords: article, health care policy, health education, health economics, human, law

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