Back in 1983, Julio Frenk became only the second Mexican to earn a doctoral degree in public health—half a century after the first Mexican had accomplished that feat. Today, though, more than 100 people in Mexico have public health doctoral degrees, and a “very substantial number” earned them at the country's National Institute of Public Health (INSP), said Frenk, who, 30 years ago, became the founding director general of that institution.
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