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7 Health & Hum. Rts. [i] (2003-2004)

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                Frangois-Xavier   Bagnoud  Center
                for  Health  and  Human   Rights

The Frangois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights was
founded at the Harvard School of Public Health in January 1993. The
Center considers the promotion and protection of health and the promo-
tion and protection of human rights to be inextricably linked. The Center
is dedicated to exploring the conceptual dimensions and practical appli-
cations of this critical relationship. Through its concentrated focus on the
intersection of health and human rights, the Center also seeks to help
revitalize the field of public health and broaden human rights thinking
and practice.


                Harvard  School  of Public Health

The  Harvard School of Public Health includes more than 200 faculty
members  working in various disciplines of public health. The overriding
mission of the School - to advance the public's health through learning
and discovery - comprises four objectives: to educate scientists, profes-
sionals, and leaders in public health; to foster new discoveries and devel-
op better technologies for improved health of individuals and popula-
tions; to inform and influence debate on key public health issues; and
to strengthen capacities and services that meet health needs in the
community.


             Association   Frangois-Xavier  Bagnoud

The Association Frangois-Xavier Bagnoud currently supports worldwide
programs in humanitarian assistance, aerospace research for the benefit
of people,  and  community   life in the  Swiss  canton  of Valais.
Humanitarian  assistance focuses on children's rights - especially the
right to medical care - of children who are orphaned, abandoned, or sick,
many  of whom  have AIDS  or are HIV-infected. Projects are located in
Thailand, India, Switzerland, Kenya, Uganda, Uruguay, Colombia, and
the United States. The Association Frangois-Xavier Bagnoud bears the
name  of a young Swiss helicopter rescue pilot who died in a helicopter
accident while flying over the desert in Mali in 1986.

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