Sharing evidence on humanitarian relief
- 22 December 2005
- Vol. 331 (7531) , 1485-1486
- https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.331.7531.1485
Abstract
Acknowledgments Collaborating authors on this paper, which was conceived at the 2nd McMaster-Lancet Peace Through Health conference in May 2005, are: Janet Robinson, USA; Amir Attaran, Canada; Mike Clarke, UK; Sonal Singh, USA; Ross E Upshur, Canada; Kenneth J Herrmann Jr, Vietnam; Salim Yusuf, Canada. We thank Kumanan Wilson, Lexi Bambas, Charles Tauber, Anthony Zwi for suggestions or critical revision. EM is supported by the Ontario HIV Treatment Network.Keywords
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