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Privatization of the Public Sector: The Curious Link Between the McKinsey… Zalan Teodor Gaspar Mar 31, 2023 The relationship between the public and private sectors has been a contentious issue in Canadian politics for many…
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Afghanistan’s Gendered Healthcare System Re-Surfaces Amidst COVID-19 Jordan Royt Jul 22, 2020 The healthcare system in Afghanistan is under attack, both by the Taliban and by a virus that knows no bounds.…
COVID-19: A Potential Catalyst for Universal Healthcare in America? William Weston Jul 7, 2020 The specific nature of American conservatism has long precluded the adoption of socialized medicine in the country,…
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Why Canada Needs an Indigenous-Specific COVID-19 Policy Nikita Tafazoli Jun 3, 2020 Canada needs a COVID-19 strategy tailored to the needs and unique vulnerabilities of First Nations communities,…
Understanding America’s Racial Healthcare Crisis Devanshi Bhangle Nov 25, 2019 On October 24th, a study examining racial bias in a popular public health algorithm was published in Science. The…