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Public-Private Partnerships and Scientific Imperialism | Synapse

May 22, 2008

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Public-Private Partnerships and Scientific Imperialism

TTT. J. TuckerLos Alamos National Laboratory MMMalegapuru W. MakgobaSouth African Medical Research Council

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Developed industrial nations are not taking their research and development colleagues of the developing world as equal partners in fighting infectious disease.

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