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The Global Health Council (GHC) is a non-profit organization focused on improving health globally by working with governments, organizations, and communities. GHC aims to ensure all people have access to health information and services. It advocates for policies and resources to support community health. As a health worker, the author would focus on health promotion, education, and coordinating care in communities to address issues like women's and children's health, infectious diseases, and more.
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