Public first: The reality of healthcare for people in developing countries
Imagine that buying out of date medicines from a street vendor was your main way of accessing medical treatment. Would you want to rely on these drugs to save your life? Rich countries and the World Bank are pushing private sector solutions to health care in poor countries. But these don't provide the quality health care that poor mothers, children and families need.
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Would you take your child to a quack doctor for treatment?
Public health services are desperately needed in India.
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