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In Bolivia, Indigenous livelihoods depend on in-person activities, and medical archives reveal historical studies of Indigenous bodies.

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  1. The World Health Summit was opened by the Minister of Health in Bolivia, featuring input from Indigenous leaders.
  2. In Bolivia, Indigenous livelihoods depend on in-person activities, and medical archives reveal historical studies of Indigenous bodies.

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In Bolivia, Indigenous livelihoods depend on in-person activities, and medical archives reveal historical studies of Indigenous bodies.

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  1. The World Health Summit was opened by the Minister of Health in Bolivia, featuring input from Indigenous leaders.Sub-event
  2. Historical medical archives reveal studies of Indigenous bodies, impacting current livelihoods in Bolivia.1 source

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