CHAPTER
FIFTEEN / CHAPITRE QUINZE
When the
Patient is Plural: Public and International Health
Quand
le patient est pluriel: santé publique
et internationale
Topics in
this page / Sujets ici
Antiquity
to the Enlightenment / Antiquité aux Lumières
Australia
and New Zealand / Australie et Nouvelle Zélande
Caribbean
and Latin America / Caraïbes et
Amérique latine
Europe (except Germany Third Reich
/ sauf Allemange Troisième Reich)
Germany
Third Reich / Allemagne -Troisième
Reich
General Works / Ouvrages
généraux
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