New issue of GHD-NET's Health & Foreign Policy Bulletin available online

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The March 2013 issue (.pdf) of the Global Health Diplomacy Network's (GHD-NET) Health & Foreign Policy Bulletin is now available online. Among other topics, the issue features articles on "[t]he politics of medicine and the global governance of pandemic," "gender-based violence in South Sudan," "[c]oncepts in and perspectives on global health diplomacy," and "[p]rivate sector contributions and their effect on physician emigration in the developing world" (March 2013).

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