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Julio Frenk, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts.Medical student Julio Frenk was inspired to address health policy in his native México by a visitto the impoverished southern state of Chiapas.After a career immersed in public health, Frenk now has a global reach. Colleagues say thenewly appointed dean of the Harvard School of Public Health has a superlative track record ofcreating health policy based on scientific evidence.After receiving his medical degree from the National Autonomous University of México, Frenkpursued a public health career at the University of Michigan. He obtained Master's degree inPublic Health and in Sociology, but it was a PhD in Medical Care Organization and Sociologythat gave him insight into crafting health-care policy.While working on his degrees, Frenk wrote articles critical of Mexico's medical care that caughtthe eye of the new Health Minister, Guillermo Soberón, who was eager to improve the country'sepidemiological capability. Frenk developed a proposal for a Center for Public Health Researchand became the founding director, and then of the National Institute of Public Health.This opportunity to combine excellence with relevance was the beginning of my career', he says.'This is a great example of how a world class university can help to build a developing country'scapacity without creating dependence'.NatureAccording to the text, Julio Frenk's colleagues credit him forA) his great contribution to Public Health in MéxicoB) creating health policies based on scientific evidenceC) his great interest in human resources trainingD) is great ability to produce scientific evidence

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Answer 1

Julio Frenk's colleagues credit him for:

• (Opción B) Creating health policies based on scientific evidence.

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