卫生公平、团结和共同利益:谁活，谁死，谁讲述你的故事。

Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) Pub Date : 2016-11-01

Meghan Clark

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从天主教的社会教育和团结的角度来看，2014年的埃博拉疫情是两者的失败，因为在天主教的理解中，卫生公平是所有人的基本人权，无论其支付能力或公民身份如何。

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Viewed through the lenses of Catholic social teaching and solidarity, the 2014 Ebola epidemic was a failure of both, because health equity is at the center of the Catholic understanding of health care as a basic human right of all persons, regardless of ability to pay or citizenship status.

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