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The Fondation Brocher is an essential player in this vital thinking process: one which will help make us aware of the real challenges in using our resources for maximum impact on the health of the people of the world.

 

 

Professor Daniel Wikler, Harvard University

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The Brocher Foundation is a Swiss non-profit private foundation  recognized of public interest. Your donations are tax deductible according to the regulations in force.

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Siti Hazirah Binte Mohamad Siti Hazirah Binte Mohamad

Die, die must live?: An Institutional Ethnography of Palliative Care in the Necropolitical Singaporean State
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Catherine Bourgain Catherine Bourgain

Genomics, Biomedicine and Health - a perspective from a human geneticist turned into a social scientist
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Yuliya Chorna Yuliya Chorna

Moral, Conceptual and Practical Considerations of Resource Allocation for the Global Tuberculosis Response.
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Rachel Fabi Rachel Fabi

Reproductive Justice at the Border: Migration, Bioethics, and Public Health Policy
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Sheri Fink Sheri Fink

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Molly Gilmour Molly Gilmour

Ethical Exits: Conceptual and Practical Challenges in Closing Humanitarian Healthcare Projects
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Martina Gustavsson Martina Gustavsson

Supporting healthcare workers involved in health crises response: developing and evaluating an intervention training on prioritization decisions, ethical challenges and moral stress with the aim of strengthening resilience and preparedness
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pei-hua Huang pei-hua Huang

Explainability in Real-World Medical Contexts: Towards an Ethical Use of AI in Medicine
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Shan Jiang Shan Jiang

Genomics and Justice: A Multi-Country Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Screening
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Hani Kim Hani Kim

Reimagining International Collaboration for Health and Health Equity
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Finn Langbein Finn Langbein

Simulations of the pandemic. On the recursive relation of COVID 19 simulations and pandemic reality.
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Maria Magdalene Namaganda Maria Magdalene Namaganda

Machine learning for early detection of HIV virological failure in resource-limited settings: A descriptive and predictive analysis in Uganda
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Ziyue Wang Ziyue Wang

Co-Producing Public Health Authoritarianism: State - Citizen Interactions in Rural Gaomi, China
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Secil Yilmaz Secil Yilmaz

Biopolitical Empire: Syphilis, Medicine, and Sex in the Late Ottoman World
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