Next steps towards universal health coverage call for global leadership

Gerald Bloom · Yasushi Katsuma · Saeda Makimoto · Jason Dean-Chen Yin · Gabriel Matthew Leung

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Healthcare Systems and Reforms Healthcare Policy and Management Public health and occupational medicine

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Gerald Bloom and colleagues argue that the G20 is uniquely placed to facilitate crucial actions to accelerate progress towards universal health coverage

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