Put more directly, today and every day, people will die and lives will not be improved
because of the way global health is governed and implemented.[...] there is an urgent moral …

The impact of increased national wealth, as measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP), on
public health is widely understood, however an equally important but less well-acclaimed …

The 21st century began well for public health. When the governments of 189 countries
signed the Millennium Declaration in 2000, and committed themselves to reaching its goals …

Over 1 million people travel to Asia each year to receive healthcare, contributing some US
$2 billion to the region's economy. Over 30% of the UK's health workforce is of foreign origin …

“These three volumes provide a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge, evidence and
analysis on some of the most important economic issues facing the health sector written by …

ow is Health for all going to be paid for? Unless clear answers are found to this question,
Health for all is at risk of remaining a dream. This means that it is vital in the first instance to …

Although evidence for the connection between health and the economy is increasing, most
countries have still not been able to exploit this link fully by instituting effective public …

'Understanding global health economics and policy has never been so important. This
remarkable three-volume collection of chapters is sure to become the standard on health …

For americans tempted to believe that other nations have the answers in health care, this
issue of Health Affairs offers a reality check. It'sa given that health systems in China and …

Technology and politics have thrust the world more closely together than ever before. The
benefits of globalization are potentially enormous, as a result of the increased sharing of …