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It’s time to abandon the ‘detect and react’ approach to managing crises

Views: 3005 | November 02, 2020

Our health care system is still largely geared to deliver reactive rather than preventative care, write Craig Stephen and Justina C. Ray. Photograph courtesy of Unsplash
We need to stop squandering the tremendous health assets nature has gifted us and ensure we do not leave future generations with an impoverished foundation for health.  


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