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New York University's Law School issues a research guide on International Health Law, which provides information about general trends in global diseases and their legal implications.
Author: Chenglin Liu
August 2006
New York University's Law School issues a research guide on International Health Law, which provides information about general trends in global diseases and their legal implications.
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