Public health for a sustainable future: the need for an engaged ecosocial approach
ABSTRACT The way in which we have structured our societies has made possible major advances in population health. However, this model, based on intensive exploitation of natural resources, is now the source of the greatest threats to human health. Today's environmental issues call for bringing...
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Main Authors: | Astrid Brousselle (Author), Samantha Gontijo Guerra (Author) |
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Centro Brasileiro de Estudos de Saúde.
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