Global Health Diplomacy (GHD) and the integration of health into foreign policy: Towards a conceptual approach
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R. Labonté | V. N. Salgado de Snyder | C. Almeida | Germán Guerra | E. Orozco | Jorge Ramírez | D. Sepúlveda | Arne Ruckert | Alexandre Andrade Alvarenga | R. Martins dos Santos | André Nassim de Saboya | Elena Del Carmen Rivera Vivian | Marilia Da Silva Santos | Kara Doriani | Rosiane Martins Dos Santos
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