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    Health interventions that restore access to normal opport... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Fair opportunity arguments prioritize health interventions that protect or restore aspects of health related to normal opportunity ranges and societal prospects

    Health interventions that restore access to normal opportunity ranges directly serve fair opportunity goals

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    Each of these different ways of explicating why health is a matter of justice – because health contributes to overall utility or welfare, because of its strategic importance to fair opportunity, because it is a central human capability, or because health is a core element of human well-being – provide reasons why national and global policy-setting structures should place a priority on health. Each provides justifications, some overlapping and some distinctive, for extensive collective investment

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