Archive: Fri Sep 2013

Agnès Binagwaho   Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008   Ten years ago, in international public health circles, it was common to suppose that people with HIV in developing countries had no right to life — although…

Laura Turiano and Lanny Smith Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 The move from many to everyone is a small semantic shift, but one with extraordinarily radical consequences. – Hardt and…

Laura Turiano and Lanny Smith Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 The move from many to everyone is a small semantic shift, but one with extraordinarily radical consequences. – Hardt and…

Anja Rudiger Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 Abstract Although the crisis of health care in the United States is widely acknowledged – marked by poor health outcomes, high costs, unequal access, and widening health inequities…

Anja Rudiger Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008 Abstract Although the crisis of health care in the United States is widely acknowledged – marked by poor health outcomes, high costs, unequal access, and widening health inequities…

Olga Shevchenko and Renée C. Fox   Health and Human Rights 10/1 Published June 2008   Abstract The international humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is strongly committed to principles of universalism,…