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Tissa Wijeratne1, David W Dodick1, Steven L Lewis1

  • 1World Federation of Neurology, London, United Kingdom.

概括

在全球范围内,有13亿人患有残疾. 世界神经病学联合会促进大脑健康作为人权,将重点从残疾转移到神经健康和包容性.

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