
EDITOR—Confronted with the health of people in developing countries, governments focus aid on healthcare services or high technology prevention. These are not necessarily a logical initial reaction. They may not even be “public health” practices. Hospitals without inland revenue or a broader infrastructure can be white elephants to those who cannot afford to attend or whose conditions require more resources than are available. This is not the …
Health Policy, Humans, Public Health, Developing Countries
Health Policy, Humans, Public Health, Developing Countries
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