Commentary

A Case for Prioritizing Global Health Diplomacy

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Emerging (and reemerging) infectious diseases (EIDs) continue to be a major concern to public health officials at local, national, and international levels. Severe acute respiratory syndrome, dengue fever, chikungunya virus, reemerging viral hemorrhagic fevers, and highly pathogenic avian influenza virus are just a few of the identified infectious disease risks in this new millennium.


 

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