This book seeks to define the field of humanitarian medicine. It
gathers new and previously-published articles and speeches that set
out the principles of humanitarian medicine, starting with the idea
of health as a human right, and examining topics such as quality of
life, torture, and nuclear conflict. The book takes a historical
view and its contributors include Nobel laureates Kofi Annan and
Joseph Rotblat.
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