We are tramping up a zigzagged mountain trail through chestnut groves and over gurgling streams. Cowbells are clanging and I can smell juniper and wild thyme. Suddenly, Georgina raises a hand to halt ...
Evidence increasingly shows that to improve population health and constrain the rate of growth in health care costs, it is necessary to address the underlying social determinants of health.
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