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The Medical Biochemistry of Poverty and Neglect

1 Jan 2014

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Peter Hotez discusses his work on neglected tropical diseases and the future direction of disease elimination and science diplomacy. Published in the journal Molecular Medicine, December 2014.

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PMID: 25549231
DOI: 10.2119/molmed.2014.00169

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