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Socio-Economic inequalities in accessing treatment of non-communicable diseases in Egypt using health issues survey 2015
The right to health is a fundamental human right, medications constitute a vital component of any health system worldwide. Hence, access to medicines is one entitlement of the right to health, and governments pay increasing concerns to improve equitable access to healthcare and medications among all...
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2020
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