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Centre for History in Public Health

Children’s Stories: a walk and visit to the Foundling Museum

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

First Time Around: The Rise and Fall of ‘Universal Health Coverage’ as a Goal of International Health Politics, 1942–1952

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Centre for History in Public Health

Snow and soho - Public health history walk

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Management and Construction of the Spanish hospital system from the perspective of economic history: between public and private sectors

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Centre for History in Public Health

One-Day Symposium announcement: Devolution and Transformation in the NHS: What Can We Learn From History?

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Public-private partnerships in health: exploring origins and implications

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Public-private partnerships in health: exploring origins and implications

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

‘The Cost of Living and Dying’: Richard Titmuss, Population, and Population Health, ca.1935-1945

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

'The Cost of Living and Dying': Richard Titmuss, Population, and Population Health, ca.1935-1945

Seminar
SERIES -
Centre for History in Public Health
Antimicrobial Resistance Centre

Resistance – a story of antibiotics, bacteria, and public health in Britain (1935-1998)

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Disability Goes Global: The Repercussions of the International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) for Global Health

Seminar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Disability Goes Global: The Repercussions of the International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) for Global Health