PREVENZIONE COLLETTIVA E CENTRALITÀ DEL TERRITORIO NELLA SANITÀ

6 Giugno 2020 di editor

Segnaliamo questo articolo già pubblicato dalla Rivista online Oltre il Capitale di Mauro Valiani che affronta la questione della prevenzione collettiva a livello territoriale alla luce dell’esperienza drammatica della pandemia Covid-19.

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