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quadgram	frequency
in the context of	52
at the same time	48
the global safety net	39
as well as the	38
in the united states	37
in the case of	37
the world health organization	35
as a result of	34
the food price crisis	32
it is important to	30
in the face of	30
the global burden of	30
severe acute respiratory syndrome	28
of the global fund	27
the global fund to	26
global fund to fight	25
parts of the world	24
fund to fight aids	24
the sustainable development goals	24
one of the most	24
of global health diplomacy	24
on the other hand	23
on the basis of	22
global burden of disease	22
small and medium enterprises	22
and the world bank	22
united nations development programme	22
the west african ebola	19
food security and nutrition	19
the international health regulations	19
the world health assembly	19
in the st century	18
on a global scale	18
is one of the	18
in the global south	18
the bill melinda gates	17
global supply chain personnel	17
of global health governance	17
of global health security	17
ministry of foreign affairs	16
there is a need	16
bone and joint decade	16
bill melinda gates foundation	16
in a way that	16
in the developing world	15
in terms of the	15
the ways in which	14
the end of the	14
of the hiv aids	14
the bone and joint	14
a wide range of	14
at the expense of	14
in line with the	14
the millennium development goals	14
the health of the	14
at the global level	13
burden of disease study	13
and the global fund	13
the development of new	13
as a form of	13
the fact that the	13
pan american health organization	13
of the united nations	13
the extent to which	13
to respond to the	13
supply chain personnel to	13
in the form of	13
the world trade organization	13
the way in which	12
west african ebola outbreak	12
the world bank and	12
of the global safety	12
definition of global health	12
in global health governance	12
in the absence of	12
as part of the	12
for the first time	12
a result of the	12
social determinants of health	12
there has been a	12
have the potential to	12
in the southern ocean	12
at the end of	12
working on hiv aids	11
in the global north	11
on the one hand	11
as one of the	11
to be able to	11
the global tourism industry	11
the concept of global	11
is a need to	11
it is argued that	11
on a global basis	11
commitment to global health	11
by the end of	11
concept of global health	11
the use of antibiotics	11
the case of the	11
the majority of the	11
the hiv aids pandemic	10
in the number of	10
developed and developing countries	10
in the field of	10
the world bank group	10
the field of global	10
field of global health	10
in the wake of	10
on the part of	10
for the development of	10
in the global tourism	10
of the tourism industry	10
the global food system	10
the s and s	10
in addition to the	10
beyond the scope of	10
in order to avoid	10
hiv aids in china	10
focused ngos in china	9
it is necessary to	9
hiv aids prevention and	9
the establishment of the	9
panel on climate change	9
global polio eradication initiative	9
the global health security	9
global vaccine action plan	9
will have to be	9
the implementation of the	9
an important role in	9
of the sustainable development	9
the nature of the	9
at a global scale	9
such as the world	9
number of disease outbreaks	9
the early warning process	9
ngos working on hiv	9
the global spread of	9
at the heart of	9
the emergence of a	9
the spread of the	9
right to adequate food	9
health and global health	9
intergovernmental panel on climate	9
a critical role in	9
and the politics of	9
the scope of this	9
it is difficult to	9
hiv aids as a	9
a small number of	9
the convention on biological	9
as well as to	9
and the development of	9
convention on biological diversity	9
health and foreign policy	8
in the use of	8
of global health issues	8
united nations general assembly	8
the rest of the	8
from the global burden	8
a systematic review of	8
in the health sector	8
the turn of the	8
for disease control and	8
the health security literature	8
of global health initiatives	8
prevention and control of	8
the international monetary fund	8
organizations such as the	8
in response to the	8
it is expected that	8
the democratic republic of	8
a public health emergency	8
convention on tobacco control	8
republic of the congo	8
emergencies of international concern	8
of the food price	8
in relation to the	8
role in global health	8
to the development of	8
the past two decades	8
agriculture and food security	8
department of health and	8
in the sense that	8
democratic republic of the	8
as a consequence of	8
the role of the	8
the burden of disease	8
of the global economy	8
the global supply chain	8
a large number of	8
civil society organizations to	8
the world health report	8
of the global south	8
rest of the world	8
can be used to	8
the case of a	8
of global climate governance	8
office of the inspector	8
the severe acute respiratory	8
information and communication technology	8
with a focus on	8
with respect to the	8
people living with hiv	8
at the university of	8
of supply chain personnel	8
of the globalisation process	8
a case study of	8
of the inspector general	8
and the private sector	8
the global response to	8
in the fight against	8
the state of food	8
the private sector in	8
the spread of disease	8
with regard to the	8
in global climate governance	7
a key role in	7
the response to the	7
the msk health community	7
in global health and	7
of the importance of	7
expanded programme on immunization	7
in the s and	7
is beyond the scope	7
disease control and prevention	7
in the early s	7
to be aware of	7
early warning systems are	7
of the supply chain	7
more than of the	7
as well as a	7
the context of africa	7
the proliferation of hiv	7
the basis of the	7
the united states and	7
aids prevention and control	7
response to the ebola	7
in the implementation of	7
the establishment of a	7
in the broader global	7
health security in cuba	7
the global health community	7
burden of musculoskeletal conditions	7
liberia and sierra leone	7
emerging and neglected diseases	7
both in terms of	7
in the aftermath of	7
of the most important	7
ministerio de salud publica	7
in an age of	7
center for global development	7
the spread of infectious	7
world health organization and	7
by the global fund	7
the global fund has	7
scope of this article	7
the structural causes of	7
it should be noted	7
in global health diplomacy	7
for the prevention and	7
global health policy and	7
fi rst of all	7
during the west african	7
to be the most	7
can be understood as	7
the emergence of the	7
that the number of	7
in national hiv aids	7
framework convention on tobacco	7
by the world health	7
the global fund and	7
across the life course	7
and the role of	7
median total carbon density	7
the face of the	7
is in line with	7
the worldwide spread of	7
funding for hiv aids	7
extractive industries transparency initiative	7
the development of the	7
and its implications for	7
is important to note	7
in the manufacturing sector	7
the political economy of	7
the law of the	7
it is possible to	7
information and communication technologies	7
spread of infectious diseases	7
the future of the	7
of the terrestrial realm	7
the global fight against	7
of the energy transition	7
the world bank has	7
the right to adequate	7
publish what you pay	7
the effects of the	7
a conceptual framework for	7
that there is a	7
in the global health	7
in an era of	7
the global alliance for	7
development assistance for health	7
of the concept of	7
in the international tourism	7
at the time of	7
the securitisation of health	7
the extractive industries transparency	7
proliferation of hiv aids	7
agency for international development	6
published maps and institutional	6
by the fact that	6
global networks and global	6
and the use of	6
the number of cases	6
related ngos in china	6
springer nature remains neutral	6
in the course of	6
can be seen as	6
funding the response to	6
broader global health security	6
between developed and developing	6
by the united nations	6
other actions taken in	6
of the international health	6
of fraud and corruption	6
with the exception of	6
and emerging infectious diseases	6
disciplinary measures and other	6
for the study of	6
national institutes of health	6
minors in global health	6
one of the key	6
be seen as a	6
that the global fund	6
prevention and treatment programs	6
the impact of the	6
donors not working together	6
as a means of	6
regard to jurisdictional claims	6
and global public health	6
actions taken in response	6
measures and other actions	6
with regard to jurisdictional	6
the analysis of the	6
the global vaccine action	6
of the international tourism	6
jurisdictional claims in published	6
annual report of the	6
of disease study the	6
the world organization for	6
in emerging infectious diseases	6
the world economic forum	6
interest in global health	6
the use of the	6
reduce the burden of	6
and a lack of	6
in the midst of	6
in terms of its	6
development of hiv aids	6
taken in response to	6
world health assembly in	6
to look at the	6
as part of a	6
national and international levels	6
in the second half	6
on the role of	6
is likely to be	6
nature remains neutral with	6
food and agriculture organization	6
universities for global health	6
important to note that	6
and the emergence of	6
to the global fund	6
to the ebola outbreak	6
the global polio eradication	6
as a public health	6
part of the global	6
remains neutral with regard	6
of the global health	6
for global health diplomacy	6
de fi ned as	6
of the administrator on	6
have no competing interests	6
to global health security	6
related to global health	6
to deal with the	6
global deal for nature	6
in order to improve	6
access to health care	6
as the result of	6
of universities for global	6
the creation of the	6
from the global south	6
prevention and management of	6
are donors not working	6
the course of the	6
feminist and social justice	6
the second half of	6
to the establishment of	6
public and private actors	6
spread of infectious disease	6
on disciplinary measures and	6
administrator on disciplinary measures	6
and approved the final	6
maternal and child health	6
extractive industries and society	6
in order to create	6
to the world health	6
health and social care	6
claims in published maps	6
of the global food	6
and civil society organizations	6
the development of a	6
of food security and	6
in accordance with the	6
commitment on hiv aids	6
world organization for animal	6
to global public health	6
of the tourism sector	6
introduction to global health	6
centers for disease control	6
organization for animal health	6
estimates from the global	6
consortium of universities for	6
many parts of the	6
to jurisdictional claims in	6
the prevention and control	6
within the framework of	6
of infectious disease outbreaks	6
spread of the disease	6
in tropical and subtropical	6
when it comes to	6
in the first place	6
we argue that the	6
that it is possible	6
world bank and the	6
the administrator on disciplinary	6
of the paris agreement	6
the global south and	6
the response to aids	6
the international spread of	6
and contribute to the	6
other parts of the	6
are more likely to	6
networks and global change	6
attempt to respond to	6
emergency plan for aids	6
and other infectious diseases	6
why are donors not	6
components and finished products	6
and other actions taken	6
such as the who	6
to contribute to the	6
on ageing and health	6
of human infectious diseases	6
as well as for	6
of climate change and	6
a common definition of	6
in the next decade	6
neutral with regard to	6
in published maps and	6
in the age of	6
the purpose of the	6
in the name of	6
global fight against pandemics	6
maps and institutional affiliations	6
in response to fraud	6
primary health care in	6
member states of the	6
as well as in	6
in order to be	6
plan for aids relief	6
for health security in	6
of early warning systems	6
in the near future	6
of the health system	6
asia and the pacific	5
of the global tourism	5
the accelerated infectious disease	5
infectious diseases in general	5
us for international students	5
health emergencies of international	5
of the chinese government	5
over the past years	5
from the perspective of	5
the adoption of the	5
of a global health	5
a growing number of	5
the office of the	5
more likely to be	5
a better understanding of	5
and the need for	5
tourist regions like africa	5
by the world bank	5
the context of global	5
there is still a	5
tragedy of the commons	5
sector transparency measures act	5
to the fact that	5
the burden of musculoskeletal	5
different parts of the	5
at the national level	5
of health and social	5
of existing early warning	5
and the future of	5
to the world bank	5
the beginning of the	5
if we are to	5
on the importance of	5
affected by hiv aids	5
of the world trade	5
of the world health	5
for prevention teaching and	5
the rise of the	5
to the hiv aids	5
importance of msk health	5
in the united kingdom	5
accelerated infectious disease risk	5
global fund and the	5
fragmentation of hiv aids	5
of fear in the	5
for the analysis of	5
is an example of	5
to the rest of	5
antibiotic resistance genes in	5
of global health networks	5
initiatives such as the	5
the ability of global	5
under the auspices of	5
the right to food	5
for the benefit of	5
ngos in national hiv	5
world health organization the	5
in the global economy	5
to comply with the	5
the results of this	5
of the global vaccine	5
as well as other	5
more than million people	5
supply chain personnel with	5
the manner in which	5
an increasing number of	5
in the global marketplace	5
council on foreign relations	5
to a number of	5
hiv aids in the	5
of infectious diseases in	5
to participate in the	5
the center for global	5
global health competencies for	5
through the global fund	5
the global msk health	5
global health diplomacy as	5
the national and the	5
living with hiv aids	5
over the last years	5
the global food crisis	5
on hiv aids in	5
large parts of the	5
the ministry of health	5
the public and private	5
global health diplomacy and	5
and infrastructure in the	5
can be described as	5
of the role of	5
and the need to	5
study the global burden	5
the reduction of international	5
the best way to	5
the state of the	5
early warning systems for	5
for the who to	5
civil society in china	5
is a need for	5
can be found in	5
the ihr do not	5
in global health security	5
european action towards better	5
effects of climate change	5
in a time of	5
to assist in the	5
the social determinants of	5
to respond to a	5
at the local level	5
it is based on	5
by the general assembly	5
would like to thank	5
it has been argued	5
a call to action	5
the first time in	5
are better able to	5
reduction of international financial	5
threats to global health	5
at the international level	5
well as to the	5
of global supply chain	5
from a variety of	5
industries and society xxx	5
schools of public health	5
organization of the united	5
not included in the	5
the number of people	5
the tragedy of the	5
the origins of the	5
as we have seen	5
to ensure that the	5
in the development of	5
global health security debates	5
be aware of the	5
global health security agenda	5
are not able to	5
global health security and	5
the extractive industries and	5
the rule of law	5
united nations office for	5
and its impact on	5
the absence of a	5
such as those of	5
the fragmentation of hiv	5
of civil society groups	5
plays an important role	5
emerging tourist regions like	5
should be noted that	5
the h n pandemic	5
engagement in global health	5
such as the global	5
a paradigm shift in	5
on the rights of	5
for the sake of	5
structural causes of the	5
to the burden of	5
the united nations office	5
public and private sectors	5
on the concept of	5
in new york city	5
countries and the world	5
at the global scale	5
as a mechanism to	5
and appropriate action plans	5
the importance of the	5
global safety net is	5
national and global health	5
such as the us	5
after the food price	5
a high degree of	5
the hiv aids problem	5
health and human services	5
the national and international	5
in many parts of	5
public health emergencies of	5
global warming climate change	5
for global health minors	5
all three defence layers	5
in times of crisis	5
as a means to	5
the international sanitary conferences	5
for the conservation of	5
see galaz et al	5
on the development of	5
is increasingly becoming a	5
of health and human	5
global public health security	5
but at the same	5
divide between developed and	5
order to create a	5
the food and agricultural	5
and joint decade and	5
all over the world	5
be understood as a	5
increase in the number	5
analytical and social capital	5
prevention and treatment of	5
the part of the	5
to the success of	5
prevention teaching and research	5
in the middle east	5
a shared understanding of	5
global eradication of poliomyelitis	5
in the uk and	5
within the context of	5
the sustainable development agenda	5
critical shifts in the	5
the analysis of health	5
and the united nations	5
to the pursuit of	5
common definition of global	5
of hiv aids and	5
the who and the	5
at a global level	5
lack of access to	5
in such a way	5
extractive sector transparency measures	5
report of the administrator	5
on the spread of	5
of the global risks	5
with a view to	5
global health governance and	5
international organizations such as	5
the number of disease	5
international peace and security	5
the aftermath of the	5
severity of the event	5
ways in which the	5
and the rise of	5
of the private sector	5
governance mechanisms to address	5
of the number of	5
since the food price	5
on the use of	5
towards a common definition	5
an understanding of the	5
with weak health systems	5
quality of life of	5
in the twentieth century	5
a shift in the	5
in the global age	5
early warning and response	5
the actors in charge	5
particularly with respect to	5
against emerging and neglected	5
association for prevention teaching	5
at the national and	5
disease study the global	5
the purpose of this	5
early warning system for	5
in general and of	5
the need for a	5
of the new approach	5
it is impossible to	5
the food and agriculture	5
the next global pandemic	5
introductory global health courses	5
in the same way	5
to account for the	5
on the implementation of	5
of the world bank	5
the complex nature of	5
of disease outbreaks and	5
as well as by	4
of civil society organizations	4
in global sustainability governance	4
and melinda gates foundation	4
health of the population	4
we argue that it	4
the indian ocean tsunami	4
where there is a	4
the political sensitivity of	4
laid out in the	4
even in the absence	4
a significant source of	4
in other parts of	4
states agency for international	4
undp annual report of	4
for the establishment of	4
at the turn of	4
consent for publication not	4
the launch of the	4
an integrative review of	4
its global supply chain	4
strides to improve capacity	4
control including hiv aids	4
their governments to account	4
based on strategic partnerships	4
to the use of	4
global governance for health	4
health security in the	4
the results of the	4
to address iuu fishing	4
the success of the	4
to the effects of	4
the effectiveness of the	4
involvement of civil society	4
play a critical role	4
on trade and development	4
with the aim of	4
existing early warning systems	4
demonstrates that it is	4
rather than as a	4
exercised by the state	4
to better understand the	4
prepared to respond to	4
call to action for	4
failure of national governance	4
in its own right	4
some of the challenges	4
the implications of the	4
of goods and services	4
the development of hiv	4
the role of global	4
the last few decades	4
technologies in sustainability governance	4
for economic cooperation and	4
is based on the	4
to protect their health	4
the constructs of brics	4
of the st century	4
the supply chain personnel	4
by the international securitization	4
infectious diseases such as	4
role of global health	4
that the spread of	4
the framework convention on	4
capacity for health security	4
pensions and department of	4
the paris agreement and	4
economic cooperation and development	4
global public health in	4
make a difference in	4
in global health research	4
early warning system is	4
health equity in the	4
economic and social development	4
a wide array of	4
over the next years	4
can serve as a	4
hiv prevention and treatment	4
in contrast to the	4
tourism industry in the	4
it is imperative to	4
global warming and the	4
medicina tropical pedro kouri	4
framework convention on climate	4
research is needed to	4
and pensions and department	4
west african ebola virus	4
during the past years	4
for the next global	4
and its member states	4
should be seen as	4
economic and geopolitical risks	4
the burden of msk	4
ability to act in	4
both developed and developing	4
public health in the	4
over the past two	4
generated by the international	4
the achievement of the	4
international securitization efforts is	4
global trends in emerging	4
spread of a disease	4
department for work and	4
spread of pandemic influenza	4
with the development of	4
the united nations development	4
for the private sector	4
infrastructure in the st	4
the economic impact of	4
and need to be	4
antimicrobial resistance antimicrobial resistance	4
convention on climate change	4
to prevent and treat	4
particularly those in the	4
of severe acute respiratory	4
instituto de medicina tropical	4
the asian financial crisis	4
context of global health	4
related to hiv aids	4
global response to the	4
on the political agenda	4
united nations security council	4
the goal is to	4
no mention of gender	4
such as the united	4
for global health policy	4
patient consent for publication	4
public health and the	4
the international securitization efforts	4
there is also a	4
social controls exercised by	4
such as avian influenza	4
global public health minors	4
basic design for peace	4
the international tourism industry	4
by the global community	4
public health intelligence network	4
and the ability to	4
bilateral and multilateral financing	4
the social and environmental	4
response to the crisis	4
a form of social	4
they have no competing	4
by whittemore and knafl	4
of total carbon biomass	4
seems to be the	4
to prepare for the	4
specific to global health	4
for a paradigm shift	4
as the world health	4
to fight aids tam	4
the time of writing	4
strengthening hiv aids prevention	4
a sustainable competitive advantage	4
and department of health	4
models of care for	4
the imf and the	4
agriculture and rural development	4
by the state apparatus	4
of regional or global	4
times of climate change	4
the concept of security	4
to reduce the burden	4
global or international health	4
global health global health	4
state council notice on	4
the design of the	4
on the national and	4
is defined as the	4
global health education consortium	4
global health diplomacy is	4
to the achievement of	4
policy on gender equality	4
the impacts of the	4
food price crisis of	4
monitoring and evaluation of	4
de medicina tropical pedro	4
health care in the	4
been the subject of	4
hand in hand with	4
global health and foreign	4
foreign policy and security	4
the senior tourism market	4
for each hazard type	4
was based on the	4
food and nutrition security	4
global governance mechanisms to	4
for the implementation of	4
of global public health	4
health organization and the	4
the global fund was	4
to make strides to	4
from the copyright holder	4
as they attempt to	4
and medium enterprises are	4
strengthening of health systems	4
on the global level	4
for the purpose of	4
there is a general	4
and universal health coverage	4
the role of who	4
the who is the	4
are identi fi ed	4
health systems in the	4
have been used to	4
for peace and health	4
monitoring and early warning	4
the chinese government has	4
on health as a	4
treatment of hiv aids	4
the rapid spread of	4
negotiation of global health	4
it is important for	4
alliance for vaccines and	4
needed in order to	4
in the tourism market	4
in which it is	4
the last two decades	4
we would like to	4
the health effects of	4
of the ebola crisis	4
for the public and	4
on hiv aids interventions	4
an existential threat to	4
l a n d	4
development of the global	4
open method of coordination	4
not only to the	4
as well as their	4
to the private sector	4
in different parts of	4
the strengthening of global	4
of global health is	4
in a meaningful way	4
analysis for the global	4
that they have no	4
involvement of ngos in	4
of cuban health security	4
the dual goals of	4
the leading cause of	4
adopted by the general	4
global health and the	4
this article aims to	4
it is no longer	4
a case in point	4
the scourge of terrorism	4
disease outbreaks and their	4
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