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by Mark Hyman, MD
'Revolutions bubble out of injustice. Social, political, economic, spiritual and physical oppression drives people to rise up against violations of basic human rights. Working with Partners in Health this year, after the earthquake in Haiti, I learned from Dr. Paul Farmer that health is among the most neglected of human rights.
The injustices that violate our health as a human right occur not just in impoverished countries like Haiti, but are embedded in 21st century America. And we are exporting disease across the globe, where the overweight -- now 1.7 billion large -- outnumber the malnourished.
I would argue not only that health is a neglected human right, but that it is a right that has been taken from us.'
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