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A Healthy City is a Better City
Author(s)Goldstein, Greg; Kickbusch, Ilona
AbstractUrbanization is a global phenomenon. Often the poor of the slums are responsible for their own basic services and at the same time they suffer from the social breakdown associated with urban poverty. The WHO Healthy Cities Program seeks to make governments prioritize urban health issues.
IssueNo1
Pages1-7
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceWorld Health
VolumeNo49
PubDateJanuary-February 1996
ISBN_ISSN0043-8502

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