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Equity and Justice create ‘Health for All’

David Werner speaks in Japan on Health in Developing Countries, Disabled Children and Human Rights

Disc1(105min)
・Adventures of disabled children in rural Mexico
　Itabashi, Tokyo JAPAN 26 October 2009
・Project PIAXTLA　Villager-run Health Program in Mexico
　Sakku Central Hospital, Nagano, JAPAN 29 October 2009

Disc2(60min)
・Health and Human Rights in the 21st Century: Envisioning a Future
-Is HEALTH FOR ALL possible in a Free Market Economy? -
　International Medical Center of Japan, Tokyo JAPAN, 25 October 2009

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David Werner

Representative of HealthWrights(a Non-Profit Organization, in USA), Affiliate professor in the International Public Health Department in Boston University, Biologist, and the founder of International Public Health Committee.
David Werner was born in 1934. Working as a biologist, he began PHC projects with local people in villages where there were no doctors in western part of Mexico in the 1960s. Beginning in the 1980s, he facilitated community based rehabilitation (CBR) for people who became disabled due to car accidents and gun fire. Both projects have exerted extensive influence throughout the world. In recent years, David Werner conducts research and analyzes the influence of free market economies on those who live in developing countries. He also works as an advisor and trainer for healthcare activities in more than 50 countries.
His books include Where There Is No Doctor, Questioning the Solution -The Politics of Primary Health Care and Child Survival-