The Right to Health: Central Concepts

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The Right to Health : Central Concepts . / Ó Cathaoir, Katharina; Toebes, Brigit .

Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives. ed. / Brigit Toebes; Mette Hartlev; Aart Hendriks; Katharina O Cathaoir; Janne Rothmar Herrmann; Henriette Sinding Aasen. 2. ed. Intersentia, 2022. p. 23-51.

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Harvard

Ó Cathaoir, K & Toebes, B 2022, The Right to Health: Central Concepts . in B Toebes, M Hartlev, A Hendriks, K O Cathaoir, JR Herrmann & HS Aasen (eds), Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives. 2. edn, Intersentia, pp. 23-51.

APA

Ó Cathaoir, K., & Toebes, B. (2022). The Right to Health: Central Concepts . In B. Toebes, M. Hartlev, A. Hendriks, K. O Cathaoir, J. R. Herrmann, & H. S. Aasen (Eds.), Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives (2. ed., pp. 23-51). Intersentia.

Vancouver

Ó Cathaoir K, Toebes B. The Right to Health: Central Concepts . In Toebes B, Hartlev M, Hendriks A, O Cathaoir K, Herrmann JR, Aasen HS, editors, Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives. 2. ed. Intersentia. 2022. p. 23-51

Author

Ó Cathaoir, Katharina ; Toebes, Brigit . / The Right to Health : Central Concepts . Health and Human Rights: Global and European Perspectives. editor / Brigit Toebes ; Mette Hartlev ; Aart Hendriks ; Katharina O Cathaoir ; Janne Rothmar Herrmann ; Henriette Sinding Aasen. 2. ed. Intersentia, 2022. pp. 23-51

Bibtex

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