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Mortar schools of public health such as the London School of Hygiene, the
Graduate School of Public Health in Pittsburgh, Bloomberg School of Public
Health and Harvard, are needed to build the upper level infrastructure for
prevention and health. World-class schools of public health can be built in
developing countries for a fraction of the cost of a hospital, a medical
school or a public health school in the US.9 Such schools should be
accredited to world class standards. It is most difficult for medical
schools in developing countries to compete in research and training with
schools in the US because of cost and resource limitation.
Second point: fraction of the cost of a hospital or
medical school in South Asia
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