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Addressing social determinants of health inequities: what can the state and civil society do? [My Copy]

The Lancet, Vol. 372, No. 9650. (14 November 2008), pp. 1684-1689.

by E. Blas, L. Gilson, M. Kelly, et al.R. Labonte, J. Lapitan, C. Muntaner, P. Ostlin, J. Popay, R. Sadana, G. Sen

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