Healthcare for everyone
Healthcare for everyone
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Recommended
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HEP
position paper: How free trade
agreements are hurting people in developing countries. |
Breaking Free: Sexual Diversity and Change in Emerging Nations, edited by Robert Mizzi. Please visit Queer Peace International for more information and to order a copy. |
Want to learn more about how health care affects people around the world, and what to do about it? These books and resources are excellent and have all been read and recommended by HEP volunteers. By clicking on the links to books here, you will be taken to Amazon.com where a portion of your purchase will go back to help us continue our work. |
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Impact of Inequality is an excellent primer on how healthcare in
the US has affected various groups of people, from rich to poor and everything
in between. |
 Infections
and Inequalities is a slightly more academic book but still easily readable and gives well researched insight into worldwide examples of health and equality. |
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Mountains Beyond Mountains is an inspiring
 portrayal
of Dr. Paul Farmer and his quest tohelp local villagers in Haiti.
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HEP Director Travis Sherer authored a chapter on HEP's work in Ghana in the recently released book,