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Two Regimes of Global Health

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Global Security and Public Health Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology Public health and occupational medicine

Abstract

Lakoff distinguishes between and describes two contemporary regimes for envisioning and intervening in the field of global health: global health security and humanitarian biomedicine.

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