Nick Shaxson ■ UK healthcare and foreign aid: the links
From the UK-based Centre for Health and the Public Interest:
“Those investigating the persistence of poverty in developing countries and those struggling to sustain high quality health care in the UK have more in common than we think.”
Why? Well, read on.
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