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    Challenges→Humanitarian assistance cannot address the central global justice challenge in public health

    Humanitarian assistance is limited in scope and cannot bridge these structural disparities

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    As important as humanitarian assistance is in global public health, it cannot even begin to address the central global justice challenge in public health – the stark differences in health between populations living in wealthy countries and populations living in low and some middle-income countries, especially the poorest in these countries. The global justice challenge in health cannot, of course, be separated from the global justice challenge in well-being, generally. And all the debates in jus

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