In 2009 Jeffrey Koplan and coauthors published a widely cited paper in The Lancet titled Towards a Common Definition of Global Health, defining global health as an area of study, research and practice that places a priority on improving health and achieving equity in health for all people worldwide, marking the field's naming shift away from the older term international health.
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Milestone Year Milestone DateKoplan et al., The Lancet, volume 373 issue 9679, pages 1993-1995. Cross-Tradition Connections
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The paper's definition is credited with marking global health's naming shift away from the older term international health.
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