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1.	Attacks depriving people of urgently needed health care: targeting health care has become a deliberate military strategy. How can the international community make conflict parties respect the rules of war? Herbermann, Jan Dirk; Fleck, Fiona Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 01/2017, Volume: 95, Issue: 1 Journal Article Peer reviewed	Full text PDF
2.	Attacks depriving people of urgently needed health care Anon Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 2017-Jan-01, 2017-01-01, 20170101, Volume: 95, Issue: 1 Journal Article Peer reviewed Open access Targeting health care has become a deliberate military strategy. How can the international community make conflict parties respect the rules of war? Jan Dirk Herbermann and Fiona Fleck report.	Full text PDF
3.	Defusing the demographic "time-bomb" in Germany: Germany is one of only four countries with a dedicated insurance system for long-term care. But as the population ages rapidly and birth rates remain low, the system in its current form may not be sustainable Herbermann, Jan Dirk; Miranda, Debora Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 01/2012, Volume: 90, Issue: 1 Journal Article Peer reviewed	Full text PDF
4.	What? No waiting lists? Ghent, Alice Bulletin of the World Health Organization 88, Issue: 4 Journal Article Peer reviewed Open access The Swiss health system is a model that is envied for its universal coverage and standard of care. Everyone has insurance and there are no queues for treatment. So why are people complaining? Alice ... Ghent reports.	Full text PDF
5.	Defusing the demographic "time-bomb" in Germany Herbermann, Jan Dirk; Miranda, Débora Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 2012-Jan-01, 2012-01-01, 20120101, Volume: 90, Issue: 1 Journal Article Peer reviewed Open access Germany is one of only four countries with a dedicated insurance system for long-term care. But as the population ages rapidly and birth rates remain low, the system in its current form may not be ...	Full text PDF