Act local, think global: how the Malawi experience of scaling up antiretroviral treatment has informed global policy

Anthony Harries(University of London), Dermot Maher(World Health Organization - Pakistan), Frank Chimbwandira(Ministry of Health), Edwin Libamba(Ministry of Health), Nathan Ford(University of Cape Town), Erik J Schouten(Public Health Institute of Malawi), Andreas Jahn(University of Washington)
BMC Public Health
September 6, 2016
10.1186/s12889-016-3620-x
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