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Plenary themes to be addressed will include Inequity and Health, Sustainable Development and Health, Indigenous Knowledge in Health, Children, Environment and Health Ethics, Globalisation and Health. For more information and relevant sub-themes, please visit the web site or contact the conference organisers: Conference Call, For attention: Ms Lisa Volker, +27 (0) 31 266 2384 tel, +27 (0) 31 266 2380 fax, confcall@yebo.co.za, info@isee2005.co.za
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