World Health and the Oxford International Biomedical Centre

|January 5, 2005

Abstract:

Some of the problems associated with World Health are considered. The Oxford International Biomedical Centre (OIBC) was launched in 1992 to respond to those challenges. Its mission and goals, track record, and new programmes are described.

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