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trigram	frequency
as well as	223
of global health	182
of the global	152
the global fund	148
in global health	132
in order to	123
such as the	119
the world bank	118
world health organization	103
in the global	95
the use of	92
global health security	88
the development of	87
in terms of	81
one of the	81
the role of	80
of the world	78
the united states	77
there is a	77
the world health	72
of hiv aids	71
the number of	70
global health diplomacy	67
the importance of	67
to global health	66
as a result	65
of public health	64
the spread of	63
part of the	62
the case of	61
the context of	58
supply chain personnel	57
global health governance	57
based on the	56
in the context	55
the united nations	55
the impact of	55
the emergence of	54
for global health	54
the need for	52
need to be	52
in developing countries	51
global supply chain	51
global public health	51
at the same	50
the same time	50
a number of	50
to respond to	49
the concept of	49
early warning systems	49
of health security	48
in the world	48
due to the	47
the need to	46
the private sector	45
in the united	45
the global south	45
the fact that	44
the global health	44
and global health	44
the hiv aids	43
global safety net	43
in addition to	42
and the world	42
and the global	41
of the international	41
in other words	40
it is important	40
the effects of	40
there is no	40
sustainable development goals	40
the global safety	39
of the who	39
parts of the	39
burden of disease	39
analysis of the	39
in the case	38
in the s	38
well as the	38
response to the	38
the end of	38
a lack of	38
food price crisis	37
global health and	37
of the most	36
the implementation of	36
global burden of	36
around the world	35
on hiv aids	35
the health of	35
as part of	35
a result of	35
the lack of	34
the food price	34
and public health	34
civil society organizations	34
on a global	34
in relation to	34
on the other	33
the cost of	33
in response to	33
the face of	33
be able to	33
climate change and	32
the sustainable development	32
is important to	32
international health regulations	32
of climate change	31
to the global	31
the global burden	31
global health policy	31
a global health	31
the paris agreement	31
food security and	30
that can be	30
in the face	30
global fund to	30
some of the	30
according to the	30
a global scale	30
the risk of	30
emerging infectious diseases	30
world health assembly	30
report of the	30
have to be	30
contribute to the	29
nature of the	29
many of the	29
the ability of	29
in which the	29
early warning system	29
that it is	29
a public health	28
in this regard	28
severe acute respiratory	28
to ensure that	28
the global economy	28
the politics of	28
to address the	28
with respect to	28
of infectious diseases	28
with regard to	28
acute respiratory syndrome	28
the effectiveness of	28
global health issues	27
to deal with	27
the burden of	27
the global tourism	27
from the global	26
hiv aids in	26
global health minors	26
to be a	26
of a global	26
it has been	26
on the global	26
the absence of	26
the energy transition	25
of infectious disease	25
the rise of	25
because of the	25
the basis of	25
fund to fight	25
needs to be	25
the establishment of	25
the st century	25
a range of	25
prevention and treatment	25
a variety of	25
small and medium	25
the global north	24
in west africa	24
ngos in china	24
has been a	24
global health initiatives	24
in line with	24
united nations development	24
to be the	24
and in the	24
the future of	24
in this context	24
of health and	24
national and international	24
to fight aids	24
the chinese government	23
of the disease	23
the international community	23
the tourism industry	23
related to the	23
the other hand	23
is based on	23
health security in	23
the majority of	23
to reduce the	23
of antibiotic resistance	23
health as a	23
focus on the	23
and medium enterprises	23
prevention and control	23
in the international	23
at the global	23
a series of	22
of disease outbreaks	22
are able to	22
associated with the	22
on global health	22
we need to	22
the right to	22
global climate governance	22
on the basis	22
on climate change	22
the global level	22
to hiv aids	22
nations development programme	22
the field of	22
the nature of	22
the potential to	22
the state of	22
for the global	22
the ability to	21
the creation of	21
a set of	21
in this case	21
health and the	21
is one of	21
the delivery of	21
included in the	21
understanding of the	21
for hiv aids	21
universal health coverage	21
public health and	21
of the health	21
the scope of	21
the level of	21
use of antibiotics	21
the international health	21
infectious disease outbreaks	21
it is also	21
the provision of	20
the growth of	20
melinda gates foundation	20
a form of	20
the possibility of	20
galaz et al	20
in the future	20
and food security	20
health of the	20
in a way	20
the global food	20
in the us	20
tuberculosis and malaria	20
ways in which	20
the increase in	20
determinants of health	20
a way that	20
of the population	20
of civil society	20
west african ebola	20
we argue that	20
in the uk	20
the west african	20
in the past	20
the fi rst	19
primary health care	19
in the field	19
global health is	19
seems to be	19
of the current	19
be used to	19
there has been	19
the notion of	19
much of the	19
likely to be	19
national hiv aids	19
effects of the	19
in the health	19
in recent years	19
do not have	19
by the global	19
over the past	19
is likely to	19
the problem of	19
security and nutrition	19
the national and	19
it is not	19
monitoring and evaluation	19
and climate change	19
led to the	18
terms of the	18
and civil society	18
it may be	18
and access to	18
bill melinda gates	18
and it is	18
as a consequence	18
of the new	18
in the st	18
the threat of	18
changes in the	18
by the world	18
national and global	18
development of the	18
bone and joint	18
the most important	18
the quality of	18
to improve the	18
food and agriculture	18
of the tourism	18
the tourism sector	18
in the same	17
hiv aids programs	17
to focus on	17
in some cases	17
the health sector	17
over the last	17
is necessary to	17
the university of	17
economic and social	17
most of the	17
research and development	17
the global community	17
hiv aids and	17
in global governance	17
of foreign affairs	17
of health systems	17
health system strengthening	17
the presence of	17
the fight against	17
the bill melinda	17
public and private	17
up to the	17
the results of	17
health policy and	17
it is a	17
social and economic	17
the developing world	17
world trade organization	17
the ebola outbreak	17
the analysis of	17
of the united	17
that there is	17
global spread of	17
majority of the	16
the capacity of	16
review of the	16
in public health	16
in the developing	16
end of the	16
wide range of	16
the impacts of	16
the globalisation process	16
of the food	16
human rights and	16
the ministry of	16
may not be	16
the response to	16
the supply chain	16
there is an	16
of antimicrobial resistance	16
the first time	16
and joint decade	16
together with the	16
health care in	16
millennium development goals	16
based on a	16
the international tourism	16
and management of	16
to the world	16
this is the	16
the form of	16
a total of	16
the world trade	16
in the last	16
impacts of the	16
contributed to the	16
the european union	16
the development and	16
the success of	16
in light of	16
ministry of foreign	16
the purpose of	16
respond to the	16
spread of the	16
is a need	16
so as to	16
to ensure the	16
goods and services	16
in the first	15
msk health community	15
information and communication	15
be seen as	15
the process of	15
the who and	15
infectious disease control	15
implementation of the	15
and development of	15
the distribution of	15
state and non	15
in a global	15
a focus on	15
in the early	15
a threat to	15
in the southern	15
to increase the	15
the costs of	15
to contribute to	15
as the global	15
of the network	15
it should be	15
world bank group	15
they do not	15
more likely to	15
accountability and transparency	15
should not be	15
development of new	15
global health negotiations	15
by the state	15
in this article	15
and control of	15
the study of	15
all of the	15
more and more	15
a global catastrophe	15
result of the	15
the implications of	15
involved in the	15
of a new	15
a review of	15
that in the	15
of the total	15
in latin america	15
the time of	14
focuses on the	14
is that the	14
in times of	14
to participate in	14
a wide range	14
china and india	14
has also been	14
the control of	14
role in the	14
at the expense	14
sterblom and bodin	14
as a global	14
to support the	14
are likely to	14
if they are	14
as the world	14
the dynamics of	14
but also to	14
countries such as	14
the millennium development	14
there was a	14
the southern ocean	14
the potential for	14
around the globe	14
of the energy	14
the case for	14
an important role	14
the question of	14
the design of	14
line with the	14
a systematic review	14
the who is	14
the bone and	14
tend to be	14
with hiv aids	14
the government of	14
in the network	14
of international concern	14
the expense of	14
at a global	14
the ways in	14
the challenges of	14
an example of	14
some of these	14
of the ebola	14
transparency and accountability	14
and the international	14
the health security	14
of the state	14
in many countries	14
fact that the	14
in this paper	14
way in which	14
hiv aids prevention	14
the achievement of	14
is an important	14
of the hiv	14
health and social	14
the potential of	14
the reduction of	14
the degree of	14
of food security	14
in hiv aids	14
increase in the	14
the issue of	13
as one of	13
of the covid	13
by the international	13
argue that the	13
are expected to	13
and health systems	13
african ebola outbreak	13
in the tourism	13
in the country	13
in the new	13
the security of	13
has to be	13
polio eradication initiative	13
for the first	13
global tourism industry	13
field of global	13
global environmental governance	13
is not only	13
the result of	13
the capacity to	13
it would be	13
that they are	13
the relationship between	13
the interests of	13
world bank and	13
the convention on	13
at least one	13
global sourcing strategy	13
use of the	13
spread of infectious	13
as a form	13
more than of	13
the early warning	13
depending on the	13
antibiotic resistance genes	13
extent to which	13
be understood as	13
contribution to the	13
american health organization	13
the adoption of	13
public health in	13
the production of	13
is not a	13
evaluation of the	13
chain personnel to	13
social and environmental	13
global food system	13
department of health	13
to account for	13
in the broader	13
infectious diseases in	13
expert and delegated	13
of disease study	13
to do so	13
along with the	13
can result in	13
the protection of	13
pan american health	13
for the next	13
by the who	13
what are the	13
public health emergencies	13
of msk health	13
of global governance	13
implications for the	13
that do not	13
members of the	13
to prevent the	13
the next pandemic	13
for the future	13
is needed to	13
of supply chain	13
of the paris	13
it is argued	13
a case study	13
in the form	13
to understand the	13
hiv aids pandemic	13
supported by the	13
has led to	13
case of the	13
in the absence	13
focused ngos in	13
international monetary fund	13
across the globe	13
the extent to	13
the ebola crisis	13
this is not	12
to cope with	12
hiv aids as	12
the food and	12
to meet the	12
in general and	12
health in the	12
as a means	12
is no longer	12
concept of global	12
definition of global	12
more than a	12
and health care	12
of global warming	12
for this reason	12
office of the	12
of the problem	12
a need to	12
is argued that	12
the amount of	12
and early warning	12
the needs of	12
it does not	12
global health degrees	12
have the potential	12
and social justice	12
access to health	12
an understanding of	12
social determinants of	12
they are not	12
in the region	12
argued that the	12
change in the	12
linked to the	12
of this article	12
serve as a	12
at the end	12
the effect of	12
it can be	12
responses to the	12
and the united	12
millions of people	12
the h n	12
sterblom and sumaila	12
the way in	12
internal and external	12
to the ebola	12
not only the	12
in the post	12
not only to	12
a combination of	12
health systems in	12
of access to	12
in charge of	12
the age of	12
that there are	12
this means that	12
for msk health	12
the extractive industries	12
at the time	12
the evolution of	12
the failure of	12
of this study	12
as a whole	12
of the ihr	12
to create a	12
the influence of	12
the global response	12
for disease control	12
global action plan	12
impact of the	12
developed and developing	12
caused by the	12
with the global	12
can be used	12
the governance of	12
this is a	12
to protect the	12
world economic forum	12
part of a	12
of the earth	12
as a major	12
global public goods	12
the early s	12
only a few	12
spread of disease	12
in sustainability governance	12
economic growth and	12
such as those	12
role in global	12
travel and tourism	12
has not been	12
world health organisation	12
on the one	12
the emergence and	12
more than million	12
back to the	12
and sierra leone	11
of human capital	11
models of care	11
the s and	11
the management of	11
infectious diseases and	11
the benefits of	11
the public health	11
the world is	11
the goal of	11
the part of	11
in the atmosphere	11
and the us	11
the share of	11
for the prevention	11
a global basis	11
and the environment	11
the existence of	11
the human capital	11
noted that the	11
to be able	11
an analysis of	11
civil society groups	11
and to the	11
of the anthropocene	11
public health emergency	11
capacity of the	11
rather than the	11
women smallholder farmers	11
of the human	11
disaster risk reduction	11
has been the	11
a history of	11
in the second	11
hiv aids is	11
the th century	11
as to the	11
commitment to global	11
in the development	11
the prevention and	11
that would be	11
the ebola epidemic	11
to determine the	11
in favour of	11
in the following	11
in sierra leone	11
to public health	11
the united kingdom	11
the course of	11
by the end	11
the past years	11
are no longer	11
global alliance for	11
and foreign policy	11
aids in china	11
led to a	11
global health education	11
that the global	11
to provide a	11
and developing countries	11
a need for	11
has resulted in	11
threat to the	11
can also be	11
to develop a	11
and the development	11
assessment of the	11
of msk conditions	11
democratic republic of	11
the middle east	11
health security politics	11
the promotion of	11
that global health	11
the office of	11
the one hand	11
the expansion of	11
case of a	11
to invest in	11
the benefit of	11
working on hiv	11
role of the	11
to adapt to	11
for a new	11
of the crisis	11
of the us	11
it is possible	11
globalization and health	11
in the near	11
and economic growth	11
for the development	11
aware of the	11
food and agricultural	11
framework convention on	11
the energy system	11
have access to	11
attention to the	11
of the risk	11
those in the	11
their ability to	11
of new technologies	11
case study of	11
would like to	11
the prevalence of	11
health systems to	11
even in the	10
health and well	10
the international monetary	10
technologies such as	10
and on the	10
a matter of	10
the combination of	10
the state council	10
challenges and opportunities	10
the who was	10
the strengthening of	10
of early warning	10
as we have	10
shift in the	10
of the concept	10
will have to	10
in the wake	10
the aim of	10
neglected tropical diseases	10
number of cases	10
overview of the	10
people living with	10
failure of the	10
rest of the	10
establishment of the	10
access to vaccines	10
to engage in	10
addition to the	10
to the development	10
on the part	10
emergence of a	10
disease control and	10
critical role in	10
global food security	10
the work of	10
the world economy	10
ebola virus disease	10
the social and	10
in this study	10
the wake of	10
is important for	10
the current study	10
at the national	10
example is the	10
in ways that	10
feed the future	10
on the contrary	10
antibiotic resistance in	10
s and s	10
the elimination of	10
to prepare for	10
republic of china	10
for health security	10
and lack of	10
dynamics in the	10
of the s	10
morbidity and mortality	10
the most recent	10
health systems and	10
to health care	10
the loss of	10
of international relations	10
resulted in a	10
the value of	10
can lead to	10
small number of	10
of international trade	10
for sustainable development	10
of a disease	10
global health equity	10
in the number	10
is supported by	10
for international development	10
of global circulation	10
shifts in the	10
lessons from the	10
steffen et al	10
of individuals and	10
the proliferation of	10
the history of	10
of the risks	10
global vaccine action	10
security in the	10
the idea that	10
global response to	10
health care and	10
we have seen	10
out in the	10
an increase in	10
emerging tourist destinations	10
to achieve the	10
the rest of	10
the idea of	10
is associated with	10
is to be	10
a small number	10
since the s	10
in which it	10
global health threats	10
on the ground	10
surveillance and response	10
of the three	10
order to avoid	10
of the chinese	10
emerging and neglected	10
are needed to	10
a conceptual framework	10
and world bank	10
on the world	10
in spite of	10
and infectious disease	10
the application of	10
other forms of	10
in this way	10
a framework for	10
and respond to	10
bmj global health	10
most of these	10
global health research	10
beyond the scope	10
recognition of the	10
safety and security	10
for more than	10
bilateral and multilateral	10
and the need	10
of human rights	10
issues such as	10
of the data	10
the likelihood of	10
of informal work	10
wise and murphy	10
the world and	10
global health courses	10
that might be	10
especially in the	10
are among the	10
global access to	10
is expected to	10
of more than	10
diseases such as	10
of disease and	10
foreign policy and	10
it is necessary	10
in the current	10
food and nutrition	10
in this respect	10
of global risks	9
the poorest countries	9
the pursuit of	9
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in global climate	9
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number of disease	9
the us government	9
assistance for health	9
the health system	9
context of the	9
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quisumbing et al	9
history of the	9
of the system	9
to the crisis	9
than of the	9
information on the	9
organizations such as	9
low back pain	9
of the virus	9
the securitisation of	9
the severe acute	9
half of the	9
understood as a	9
it is an	9
hiv aids interventions	9
not able to	9
has become a	9
health security literature	9
the global risks	9
civil society in	9
and or the	9
at global level	9
aspects of the	9
the food crisis	9
screening and quarantine	9
well as to	9
pan american silver	9
phc and hss	9
out of the	9
to health and	9
of the individual	9
extreme weather events	9
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action plan for	9
goal is to	9
and spread of	9
sea level rise	9
increasing number of	9
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the failure to	9
through the global	9
the consequences of	9
with msk conditions	9
in the fight	9
right to adequate	9
the global age	9
the global vaccine	9
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action plan on	9
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causes of the	9
convention on biological	9
of an outbreak	9
in the usa	9
global health networks	9
in many ways	9
of the decade	9
political economy of	9
policy makers and	9
important role in	9
what is the	9
people in the	9
development of a	9
globalisation and health	9
of global environmental	9
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report on the	9
global governance mechanisms	9
be viewed as	9
was based on	9
of the sustainable	9
and sustainable development	9
de fi ned	9
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and scope of	9
global supply chains	9
to climate change	9
the trade and	9
introductory global health	9
call to action	9
the last years	9
infectious disease surveillance	9
ngos working on	9
in southern africa	9
awareness of the	9
at multiple levels	9
is also a	9
quality of life	9
the broader global	9
the global spread	9
are subject to	9
impact on the	9
is essential for	9
intellectual property rights	9
the framework document	9
in south africa	9
the prevention of	9
study of the	9
is not to	9
a key role	9
to address these	9
msk health and	9
of energy transition	9
global polio eradication	9
it is difficult	9
the aftermath of	9
scope of this	9
is critical to	9
evolution of the	9
median total carbon	9
emerging infectious disease	9
is crucial to	9
the introduction of	9
the global supply	9
the fragmentation of	9
by the us	9
an overview of	9
be aware of	9
viewed as a	9
the law of	9
the support of	9
to the covid	9
and south africa	9
and the health	9
the political economy	9
global health minor	9
the who to	9
and practice of	9
on the development	9
panel on climate	9
a critical role	9
the past two	9
across the world	9
those who are	9
version of the	9
intergovernmental panel on	9
regard to the	9
in the twenty	9
that could be	9
to developing countries	9
framework for the	9
systematic review of	9
of the future	9
early warning process	9
the public and	9
that have been	9
as it is	9
be noted that	9
in the sense	9
living with hiv	9
health and global	9
low and middle	9
the limits of	9
and human rights	9
the heart of	9
individuals and communities	9
the involvement of	9
the transmission of	9
the identification of	9
law of the	9
global health as	9
global sustainability governance	9
a shift in	9
in this area	9
fraud and corruption	9
is difficult to	9
to adequate food	9
to msk health	9
referred to as	9
the beginning of	9
of care for	9
responding to the	9
an era of	9
of the potential	9
the rights of	9
may result in	9
msk health care	9
vaccine action plan	9
the new approach	9
the health and	9
of global climate	9
of musculoskeletal conditions	9
at the world	9
aids prevention and	9
the world are	9
health security and	9
but also in	9
health security is	9
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