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Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 192 – 202 PDF Bisan A. Salhi and Peter J. Brown Abstract This paper explores the possibility of a pedagogy about health and human rights that is understandable and persuasive to undergraduate students yet…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 179 – 189 PDF Nadia Gaber Abstract The ongoing water crises in Detroit and Flint, Michigan, offer dramatic cases of retrogression in realizing the human right to water—particularly striking in a region that…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 163 – 177 PDF Sarah S. Willen Abstract In 2013–14, the Smithsonian-affiliated David J. Sencer Museum at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, hosted an original…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 157 – 162 PDF Sarah S. Willen The United States is rough terrain for those aiming to stake health-related human rights claims on domestic soil. Less than a decade ago, the passage of the 2010 Patient Protection…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 149- 156 PDF Jacob Armato, Laura Block, Mason Flannagan, Eric Obscherning, and Lori Diprete Brown Introduction Interest in global health at American universities has increased dramatically over the past 15 years.1…

Volume 21/1, June 2019, pp 141 – 147 PDF Aimee Lorraine C. Capinpuyan and Red Thaddeus D. Miguel Abstract The Philippine community internship program, originally created to supplement the country’s thinning health workforce while…