Economic, social, and cultural rights (ESCR), such as the right to education and the right to health, comprise one of …

result in terms of access to medicines and the right to health as a consequence of the rights conferred on the owner of a … author central to the analytical frame we should use when identifying whether the global experiences of the right to health …

There are fundamental public health challenges and trade–offs that need to be confronted for the achievement of the … highest attainable standard of health and the sustainability agendas to be compatible. The trade–offs arise because, at a … population level, the highest attainable standard of health is a standard that is achieved (or progressively realised) through …

in another international forum. The same States that at the WHO commit themselves to protect the right to health, then …

This paper is not an doctrinal exposition of the human right to health or its application to Nigeria. Instead, it is an … analysis of key public health issues impacting upon the actualization of the right in the country. More of a report, its … objective is to present a reliable account of the numerous factors responsible for the poor state of the health system. It calls …

Codifying, and then implementing, an international right to health, health care, or protection is beset with serious …, and presently UNESCO's Draft Declaration on Universal Norms on Bioethics - attainment of such a universal right to health … health of any kind and at any level of magnitude. Indeed, under the ICESCR, realization of economic social and cultural …

While both sides of the aisle agree that minimizing costs is a critical component in any health plan, few plans provide … creates a "federally run health facility" where rental and administrative costs, supplies, laboratory services and basic … also broadens those allowed to perform routine health services and selects specified diseases, especially diseases of the …