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The Biggest Public Health Challenge Is Rebuilding Health Systems. In Other Words, If You Look At Cholera Or Maternal Mortality Or Tuberculosis In Haiti, They're Major Problems In Haiti, But The Biggest Problem Is Rebuilding Systems.

I Think, Sometimes, That I'm Going Nuts, And That Perhaps There Is Something Good About Blocking Clean Water For Those Who Have None, Making Sure That Illiterate Children Remain So, And Preventing The Resuscitation Of The Public Health Sector In The Country Most In Need Of It. Lunacy Is What It Is.

You Can't Have Public Health Without Working With The Public Sector. You Can't Have Public Education Without Working With The Public Sector In Education.

If Access To Health Care Is Considered A Human Right, Who Is Considered Human Enough To Have That Right?

Some People Talk About Haiti As Being The Graveyard Of Development Projects.