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What price prophylaxis in Public Health?
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Time: March 15, 2012 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm
Location: Royal Faculty of Procurators
Street: 12 Nelson Mandela Place
City/Town: Glasgow G2 1BT
Website or Map: http://www.rsa-sinew-120315.e…
Phone: 07973 816270
Event Type: lecture/debate
Organized By: RSA Fellows' Well-Being Network
Latest Activity: Feb 10
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Lecture and debate on the cost/benefits to society as well as the ethics, legal concerns and morality of macro-interventions to prevent chronic disease. This is the Network launch event and attendees will be welcome to participate in ongoing events and discussion influencing policy and development in the area of human well-being.
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