Reactions to public health problems are mediated by more than just public health evidence or recommendations from public health experts.
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Opioid addiction is a public health crisis that deserves a public health response.
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"Public health comes first," said Schroder, who has a background in public health.
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Public health officials point to deteriorating public health services, like S.T.D. testing clinics.
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A public health success Child-resistant packaging is a major public health success.
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Jennifer L. Pomeranz, JD, MPH, is a public health lawyer and an assistant professor of public health policy and management at NYU College of Global Public Health.
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It is the Harris County Public Health Department, not the Houston Public Health Department.
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Public health-related emergencies are typically declared using the Public Health Services Act, Butler said.
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First, deploy federal public health professionals, for example, Public Health Service personnel, to hot spots.
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Last year, the American Public Health Association designated law enforcement violence a public health concern.
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The public-health approach "Most people have accepted the idea that gun violence is a public-health issue," Georges Benjamin, the executive director at the American Public Health Association, said.
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It is the Milken Institute School of Public Health, not the Milken School of Public Health.
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Abdullah Shihipar is a masters of public health candidate at Brown University's School of Public Health.
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A public health emergency In October, President Trump declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
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A team of public health experts will help assess the public health benefit of the proposals.
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In broader survey questions that asked respondents to compare public health to roads, or public health to job guarantees, public health was consistently at the top of their list of priorities.
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It's a tale of teamwork, communication and long-serving public health officials tapping into their networks in an era of limited public health funding, diminished public health infrastructure and high turnover.
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Free speech is a matter of public health, and public health is a matter of national security.
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Why put a man who wants to take away public health care in charge of public health?
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The Public Health Foundation of India has long been a giant in the public health sphere here.
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Mr. Shihipar is a master's in public health candidate at the Brown University School of Public Health.
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Unfortunately, city, county, and state public health departments and Federal public health agencies do not conduct a credentialing process for public health physician leaders to assure their training, skills, and qualifications are suitable.
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She'd been trained in public health, and issues like gun violence resembled classic public health issues to her.
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I think throughout the public health establishment we're recognizing that saturated fat isn't Public Health Enemy No. 1.
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"Just as alcohol and tobacco were a public health issue ... sugar is a public health issue," Cavan said.
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The public health community has been closely watching proposals for a badly needed public health emergency response fund.
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Monday, April 1, marks the start of the American Public Health Association's (APHA) annual National Public Health Week.
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Convention organizers said they're working closely with Toronto Public Health and Public Health Sudbury to monitor the situation.
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"Anybody who knows public health knows that what public health nurses do is so strenuous," Ms. Davis said.
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It was organized by medical students and public health experts steeped in data about effective public health interventions.
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Public health law, when looking at measures that restrict autonomy -- such as quarantines or the ban -- generally balances the private interests affected with the public health, and allows reasonable measures to protect public health.
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Public health is inherently "paternalistic," she said, so almost all public health policy solutions have an underlying liberal bias.
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The Public Health Services Act gives the Department of Health and Human Services broader authority in tackling a public health emergency, such as last year when Zika was declared a public health emergency in Puerto Rico.
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It includes a $636.8 million increase for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for public health prevention programs and $50 million for the CDC's Public Health Scientific Services to modernize public-health data infrastructure.
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The writer is pursuing a master's of public health degree at the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health.
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First, it should appoint a public health official with trust, training and experience in public health to oversee the response.
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Trump has declared the epidemic a public health emergency -- and public health experts said that's where the focus should be.
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Chris Beyrer is a professor in public health and human rights at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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It does so by limiting the money to public health departments and hospitals, as well as through public health plans.
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Chris Beyrer is a professor in public health and human rights at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Public health 3.0 Leading HHS officials will hold an event on Tuesday to announce recommendations for the "Public Health 3.0" initiative.
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In Lagos it is a major public health threat because of the interconnectedness of water access to sanitation and public health.
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The American Public Health Association's campaign against racism includes three potential public health solutions to hate crimes and racism, Benjamin said.
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Top public health officials can't responsibly fail to correct misinformation when they are speaking in public about a public health crisis.
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But the mixed messaging and potentially wasted time has worried public health officials that the saga hampered the public health response.
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The events are part of the CDC's "Grand Rounds" public health lectures, a monthly series that spotlights major public health issues.
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Riverside County public health officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser made the announcement Sunday, saying RC is under a public health emergency because of a patient who's considered a "presumptive positive for coronavirus" after being tested by the Public Health Office.
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Public health experts consider suicide to be a public health crisis, and the numbers released Thursday will give greater cause for concern.
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"From a broad public health point of view, we know that suicide and child abuse are important public health problems," Afifi said.
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Despite Zika clearly being a public health emergency, Congress did not provide emergency funding, but instead raided other programs for public health.
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In the interim, response dollars had to be taken from public health preparedness coffers, Ebola response funds and other public health priorities.
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Prominent public health advocates including Sandro Galea, dean of the Boston University School of Public Health, have expressed outrage about these measures.
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According to the Association of Public Health Laboratories, 81 public health labs are running tests for COVID-19 in all 50 states.
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According to the Association of Public Health Laboratories, 81 public health labs are running tests for COVID-19 in all 50 states.
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These adverse outcomes are rooted in policies enacted to tackle this public health problem that has little to do with public health.
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According to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, the man will remain in isolation until he is cleared by public health officials.
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The public health community, which tends to favor Democrats over Republicans, was supportive of her appointment and her background in public health.
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"A national public health emergency warrants a public health approach, which should center squarely on prevention, in particular primary prevention," Li said.
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"We have a public health emergency in many countries," Maria Neira, director of public health at the WHO in Geneva told The Guardian.
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Over the past six years, core state and territorial public health prevention programs have been moved into the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
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The blockchain-based survey will use an index developed by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University's public health graduate school.
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All of our communities rely on the ACA's public health and prevention fund, established to expand investments in the nation's public health infrastructure.
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Public health groups like the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Public Health Association, and The Pew Charitable Trusts support Monograph reform as well.
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The core principle is simple: public health professionals must be the ones making our public health decisions and communicating with the American people.
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That advice comes from Jack Caravanos, a clinical professor of environmental public health sciences at New York University School of Global Public Health.
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She is currently studying for a master's degree in public health at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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Dr. Goldstein, 30, is studying for a master's degree in public health at Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore.
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Johannesburg (CNN)Public health experts have consistently warned that the novel coronavirus outbreak presents a unique public health threat to the African continent.
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Public health experts have long urged policymakers to treat gun violence as a public health issue, like motor vehicle deaths or lung cancer.
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"Most public health departments can respond to one case or two cases," Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, a public health professor at Johns Hopkins, said.
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The public health organization, the Public Health Foundation of India, is a public-private partnership that was started by the government in 2006.
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The public health and medical community have a clear, united front: to protect public health, prevent ailments and disease, and promote healthier lives.
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"When we talk about public health interventions, this is a relatively low-cost, very high-yield way to improve public health," he said.
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"The Public Health Act authorized public health officers to take whatever action they deem necessary -- including detaining infectious patients -- to prevent the spread of disease," said Samuel Misoi, assistant director for public health at the National Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Lung Disease Program.
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It also allows Puerto Rico to temporarily reassign public health workers funded through Public Health Service Act programs to assist in the Zika response.
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"Pregnant women should consider postponing non-essential travel to affected areas until after the pregnancy," Public Health England, the government's public health agency, said.
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Public health experts say there is concern that these attacks are exacerbating what is already one of the world's most intractable public health threats.
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November 11, 2015: Public health emergency declared Brazil declares a national public health emergency as numbers of infants born with microcephaly continue to rise.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are investigating a similar outbreak and coordinating with US public health authorities.
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"Public health authorities are reaching out to people and giving them actionable public health messages that they understand and can be followed," Adalja said.
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There's a reason researchers are looking into policies that treat alcohol as a serious public health concern: Alcohol is a serious public health concern.
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In public health, emergency power laws include provisions of the Public Health Service Act, the Stafford Act, the Social Security Act and other statutes.
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Eric (Ric) Bothwell, DDS, MPH, PhD, Courtesy Faculty, University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, Public Health Advisor, Men's Health Network.
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Goldstein, DrPH is the Executive Director of Public Health Advocates (CCPHA), which he founded in 1999 as the California Center for Public Health Advocacy.
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Koh is the Harvey V. Fineberg Professor of the Practice of Public Health Leadership at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
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JACK CARAVANOS, NEW YORK The writer is a clinical professor of environmental public health at the College of Global Public Health, New York University.
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"This mission brings together the best of Chinese science, Chinese public health with the best of the world's public health", the WHO's Mike Ryan said.
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In the United States, regulatory and public health agencies are looking into these three different public health-related problems: Did you say exploding e-cigarettes?
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The drop underscores the severity of the overdose crisis, public health experts said, which was recently declared a national public health emergency by President Trump.
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One public health group estimates that more than a million people are suffering from malaria as the public health system collapses along with the economy.
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Public health labs using CDC's latest diagnostic test can perform 100 tests per day under normal conditions, according to the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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"We will continue to consult with public health officials and public health guidance and make announcements about future events in the coming days," Bedingfield said.
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"We're a decentralized public health system," said Janet Baseman, an epidemiologist and associate dean of the School of Public Health at the University of Washington.
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This action today reflects our public health commitment to addressing critical public health needs and rapidly responding and adapting to this dynamic and evolving situation.
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The groom's mother retired as a public health physician for the World Health Organization in Geneva, for which his father is a public health physician.
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If you're not sure where to start, ask them these important questions that the American Public Health Association has assembled about public health for candidates.
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" —Noisey GOP Wants to Declare Porn a Public Health Crisis The Republican Party's latest platform draft includes a declaration that porn is a "public health crisis.
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November 21952, 21947: Zika is a public health emergency Brazil declares a national public health emergency as numbers of infants born with microcephaly continue to rise.
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And public health funding has already been decreasing: Today there are 50,000 fewer public health jobs at the federal, state, and local levels compared with 2008.
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"It sounds like a reasonable public health education campaign," added Dr. Donald Thea, a professor of global health at the Boston University School of Public Health.
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"This is a very irresponsible public health recommendation," said Dr. Frank Hu, who chairs the nutrition department at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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The public health and healthcare communities must coordinate with policy makers to ensure that public health preparedness and MCM development are top national health security priorities.
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The American Public Health Association has a site devoted to racism's negative impact on public health and launched a national campaign against racism, including hate crimes.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said it had seen about 90 cases, and the Iowa Department of Public Health said it had recorded 15 cases.
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Only solving the public health problem could wreak havoc on the economy, while focusing solely on keeping the economy humming will wreak havoc on public health.
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It is a slow-motion public health crisis that leaves more than one million Californians exposed to unsafe water each year, according to public health officials.
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The World Health Organization and American Public Health Association have both praised decriminalization and a public health focus, as has the Global Commission on Drug Policy.
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The Association of Public Health Laboratories confirmed on Monday that 78 state and local public health labs had verified the tests and were currently using them.
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The Prevention and Public Health Fund was established under the Affordable Care Act as the first mandatory funding stream for improving the nation's public health system.
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A paper published in the Journal of Public Health in 2017 examined the cost effectiveness of all public health guidance issued in Britain through June 2010.
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According to the American Public Health Association, public health promotes and protects the health of people and the communities where they live, learn, work and play.
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Specifically, it says that only health services "provided by public health departments, hospitals, or reimbursed through public health plans" can receive the Zika funding from Congress.
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"I'm urging the Trump administration to make sure the world's greatest public health agency has the world's greatest public health leader to run it," he said.
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"The water crisis in Flint is a public health crisis and demands a public health response," Surgeon General Vivek Murthy wrote in a statement on Wednesday.
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Dr. Karen Smith, director and state public health officer with the California Department of Public Health, recalled an outbreak that began in Disneyland in January 2015.
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By showing their support for important public health issues, Prince Harry and Markle could bring attention to a critical public health concept, the global burden of disease.
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In addition, the ACA includes the Prevention and Public Health Fund, which supports important public health services at the Centers for Disease Control and throughout the country.
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Under the Public Health Services Act, the Secretary has authority to take various actions, including accessing the Public Health Emergency Fund and deploying personnel to affected areas.
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The report, which was released Wednesday by Public Health England (PHE), reiterates the harm-reduction argument that public health officials in England have been making for years.
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As of Thursday, 67 public health labs in 44 states and Washington, D.C., have coronavirus testing up and running, according to the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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A spokeswoman for the Association of Public Health Laboratories, Michelle Forman, said there were about 72 public health laboratories that are presently testing for the new coronavirus.
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We asked public health experts from the UNLV School of Public Health how people can protect themselves from being infected with the new coronavirus in these situations.
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A spokeswoman for the Association of Public Health Laboratories, Michelle Forman, said there were about 72 public health laboratories that are presently testing for the new coronavirus.
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The CDC said it is working closely with state, local, tribal, and territorial partners, as well as public health partners, to respond to this public health threat.
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She is a Public Voices Fellow with the OpEd Project and is a public health professional with over 25 years of experience in nursing and public health.
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Public health officials have not officially identified the illness, but it is acting like norovirus, according to Jeff Kuhr, the executive director of Mesa County Public Health.
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"The implementation of this tax in Mexico as a measure to prevent obesity and diabetes has positioned our country internationally as a leader in public health," the National Institute of Public Health of Mexico, an independent public health institution associated with the Ministry of Health, said in October.
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Redfield has had long and at times controversial career as a leading AIDS researcher, but he has no experience working in public health, managing a public health agency, or dealing with emergency responses, leading some Democratic lawmakers and public health experts to question his preparedness for CDC leadership.
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Global public health expert Dr. Ronald St. John pioneered the world's first global disease detection software, called The Global Public Health Intelligence Network (GPHIN) almost 20 years ago.
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Public health warnings In July, officials in Hamilton County, Ohio, issued a public health warning (PDF) after seeing 35 overdoses, including six deaths, in a three-day period.
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They looked tirelessly for nonexistent information about a public health crisis in the state when in fact since 200 public health has been on the upswing in Texas.
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Despite Zika clearly being a public health emergency, Congress did not provide emergency funding, but instead raided other parts of the budget—namely, other programs for public health.
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In addition, the nation needs a robust public health system to control epidemics and perform a raft of public health activities ranging from health education to restaurant inspection.
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But public health officials believe that conventional cigarettes are one of the most significant public health threats, and electronic cigarettes don't appear to be in the same league.
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Everything I've learned as a public health leader has led me to this conclusion: the threat to women's health is the greatest public health catastrophe of our time.
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"This is two countries taking pretty much diametrically opposed positions," said Kenneth E. Warner, a professor of public health at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
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The CDC has been under fire from members of Congress and public health officials for not keeping up with the demand for test kits at public health labs.
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He's also proposed draconian limits on the scientific data, including peer-reviewed studies on public health, which EPA uses to develop new pollution limits and public health protections.
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Only three of the more than 100 public health labs across the country have verified the CDC test for use, according to the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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When the ACA was enacted in 13, the law established the Prevention and Public Health Fund, the first time Congress guaranteed annual funding to improve America's public health infrastructure.
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When describing why measles is spreading, the researchers and public health officials working on the ground in these countries talk about austerity, the economy, and failing public health systems.
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I spoke with Maria Trent, a physician and professor at Johns Hopkins' Bloomberg School of Public Health about how doctors and public health officials are still battling STD stigma.
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It also issued a notice through their Health Alert Network that notified health care providers, labs and local, state and federal public health employees about urgent public health information.
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"In terms of broad public health, some 40 million people are excluded not just from healthcare, but also inclusion into public health measures," said anti-slavery expert Kevin Bales.
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In other words, being considered within the remit of public health means that hate crimes have significant public health consequences, such as being associated with mental and physical problems.
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He is also a member of the advisory committee of the Center for Public Health and Human Rights at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.
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The letter comes from the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health, which includes the heads of the New York Medical College and Yale School of Public Health.
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In addition, we must gain a common understanding of the sectors that do not necessarily target public health, but still have an impact on public health during a disaster.
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Sarah Oerther, MSN, RN is an American Academy of Nursing Jonas Health Policy Scholar and communications chair of the Public Health Nurse Section of the American Public Health Association.
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After training at CDC, EIS officers are a source of experienced public health experts to work in critical roles at our nation's federal, state and local public health agencies.
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By cutting investments for repairs to water systems, Republicans are failing to protect public health and increasing the likelihood that other communities will face their own public health crisis.
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Planetary problems such as a pandemic or climate change are different, said Amy Fairchild, a public health ethicist and the dean of Ohio State University's College of Public Health.
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"Sacramento County Public Health is working closely with the California Department of Public Health to test similar creams in the Sacramento-area for methylmercury," officials said in the statement.
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The state public health department and the Boston Public Health Commission were notified late Friday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the positive test results.
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Not yet a public health emergency of international concern The Wuhan coronavirus does not yet constitute a public health emergency of international concern, the World Health Organization announced Thursday.
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Coca-Cola's advertising continues to target teenagers despite public-health concerns about childhood obesity, according to a paper published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
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The GWU researchers included epidemiologists, a demographer, a public health nutritionist, environmental health scientists, two public health research assistants, an anthropologist, a behavioral scientist and two health communication experts.
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I spoke to one dentist turned public health researcher, who I mentioned earlier—Lisa Berens at UCSF—who studies socioeconomically marginalized populations when it comes to dental public health.
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The EPA has already removed scientists from its air quality advisory boards and proposed scientific transparency standards that could eliminate certain landmark public health studies linking smog to public health.
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But economists and public health experts argue this would amount to a public health disaster; alcohol is if anything underpriced, they argue, given the external costs that it already carries.
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She holds an MSc in Public Health and BA in Psychology and has more than five years of experience as a global researcher, evaluator and program implementer in public health.
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Although other disasters, such as the contamination of the water in Flint, Michigan also constituted a public health emergency that could have benefitted from an emergency public health response fund.
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" And, a spokesperson for the Georgia Department of Public Health said the Prevention Fund "remains central to basic public health services such as lead screening, immunization and infectious disease prevention.
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You don't know me, Dr. Adams, but we have met once, at the National Public Health Week event held this April in Washington, sponsored by the American Public Health Association.
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Around the same time, public health advocates started to describe gun violence as a public health crisis, and firearm manufacturers and dealers began to face a variety of tort suits.
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The episode illustrated the dangers of Trump leading a response to a public health emergency — and how out of step he is with public health experts within his own administration.
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But Bloomberg argues that government has a duty to promote public health — and that obesity and the use of tobacco and alcohol are three big, and preventable, public-health problems.
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Along these lines, Adams — who leads the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and is one of the federal government's top public health officials — was widely criticized on social media.
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Seventy-two public health labs in 45 states and Washington DC had verified CDC's diagnostic test for the coronavirus as of Friday, according to the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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Congress approved an initial dose of $8.3 billion for public health measures, including money for masks and other supplies; for medical research; and for state and local public health departments.
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We are two New York City physicians and public health advocates and are pleading with our municipal, state and federal leaders to take drastic public health measures to save lives.
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Many public health experts have said that the disastrous results could have been prevented if Pence and other state leaders declared a public health emergency quicker and approved needle exchanges.
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"The novel coronavirus is a serious public health concern," Dr. Sonia Angell, the director of the California Public Health Department, said in a statement announcing three cases on Feb. 2.
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Owen Landeg, the chief environmental public health scientist at Public Health England, warned that the extremely high temperatures were endangering older people, those in poor health and very young children.
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First pioneered as a public health measure in Europe in the 1980s, Municipal Drug Strategies challenge local communities to work from a public health, racial justice and human rights framework.
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"Food is very cheap in the United States, and super easy to access," said Dr. Bleich, a professor of public health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Dr. Sten Vermund is dean of the Yale School of Public Health, the Anna M.R. Lauder Professor of Public Health and professor of pediatrics at the Yale School of Medicine.
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This House bill also does little to create a realistic public health emergency response fund, a standing pot of money to meet the immediate needs of a public health crisis.
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The association is currently tackling multiple hot-button public health issues, including addressing climate change, advocating for gun violence prevention research, securing funding for public health programs and protecting ObamaCare.
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Unfortunately, no such federal response has emerged regarding another public health emergency, which quietly takes its toll on America's adolescents and adults every day — the public health crisis of pornography.
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The study "is not public health research — it's marketing," Michael Siegel, a professor of community health sciences at Boston University School of Public Health, told Times reporter Roni Caryn Rabin.
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This language was so broad that Kelli Arthur Hykes, director of public health policy at Columbus Public Health, told Vox that it could have stripped funds for her local health department.
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Public health officials across the nation, including Dr. Bruce Lee, director of the Johns Hopkins Global Obesity Prevention Center at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, see her point.
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"This is the basis of a pragmatic and humane health approach," says Chris Beyrer, a professor of public health and human rights at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Thankfully, many public health groups, including Public Health England, the Royal College of Physicians, Cancer Research UK, NHS Health Scotland and the American Cancer Society, have acknowledged the benefits of THR.
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In fact, more than half of local public health departments expect 8.5 percent or higher cuts in the Public Health Emergency Preparedness funding that supports their Zika education and outreach efforts.
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Jonathan Cohen is the director of the public health program at Open Society Foundations where he oversees grant making and advocacy to improve social inclusion in public health policy and practice.
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However, tobacco harm-reduction programs and advocates have demonstrated that there are public health advocates, and tobacco industries are willing and able to collaborate in pursuit of shared public-health objectives.
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After the ACA passed, many of these former public health patients gained access to community health centers and private practices, resulting in countless public health clinics closing or scaling back services.
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Public health authorities generally agree that e-cigarettes and other cigarette alternatives are less harmful than conventional smoking for individual smokers, but their long-term public health consequences are still unknown.
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Navas-Acien is a physician-epidemiologist with a specialty in preventive medicine and public health in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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"Everyone needs insurance to access health care services, that's an essential part of health," Dr. Koh, a professor of public health at Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told me.
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"It will certainly be addressing the harms caused by the company, " said Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, a professor of public health policy at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Polling places in Ohio, which was set to vote Tuesday, have been closed down by public health officials after the governor pushed to delay the primary amid the public health crisis.
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But Democrats and some public health officials were less enthused, decrying his response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was governor and past votes to cut public health funding.
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This news comes as the California State Public Health Officer and Director of the California Department of Public Health issued an executive order for the closing of all non-essential businesses.
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We asked some experts — officials who run public health departments, academics and leaders of funding organizations — what they think we should be doing in public health, and a few themes emerged.
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U.S. immigration law and its enforcement are intended in part to protect public health, not to thwart public health measures within the United States or worsen the spread of disease abroad.
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"I don't think public health officials should be alarming people," said Marian Jarlenski, the study's lead author and an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
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But he noted Mr. de Blasio's push to increase services relating to mental health, saying, "This administration is leading on public health issues, in this case a different public health issue."
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It is a public health imperative … We cannot wait.
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And, this is ironic ... the Ottawa Public Health dept.
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Dr. Vish Viswanath, a professor of health communication at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, says that casting a wide net is a crucial component of public health campaigns.
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Why it matters: During public health emergencies — such as the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo — it's difficult for public health officials to monitor people's health care behavior.
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A public health emergency doesn't give access to the Disaster Relief Fund; instead, it frees up money from the Public Health Emergency Fund, but that fund only contains $57,000, according to STAT.
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In 2009, public health workers from the Thai Ministry of Public Health, Thai universities, NIAID, the US military, and lots of other places reported that RV144 showed an efficacy of 31.2 percent.
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In the rush to repeal, let's make sure we replace the Prevention and Public Health Fund with equivalent investments in public health programs that will truly lead to better health for all.
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While public health and science have made great strides in the last century, our preparedness for the next pandemic is now compromised by a decline in the numbers of public health experts.
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By the time readings reach 130/80, risks have already doubled, said guideline chair Paul Whelton, a professor of global public health at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
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Public health experts have said shifting money would hurt efforts to develop and stockpile an effective Ebola vaccine as well as delay efforts to improve the public health systems in African countries.
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She graduated cum laude from Vassar, and received a Master of Environmental Science and a Master of Public Health from Yale, as well as a Ph.D. in public health from Johns Hopkins.
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The regularity of public health events that warrant the use of the Public Health Emergency Fund should be a signal that its premise is as sound today as it was in 1983.
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Michelle Meigs, an informatics expert with the Association of Public Health Laboratories, said that funding for informatics projects in public health tends to focus on specific projects rather than more general applications.
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First, the market may have viewed public health developments in China as uninformative for the West due to, for example, differences in the quality of public health infrastructure and rapid response teams.
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The federal government's botched testing rollout could turn out to be one of the great public health failures of modern times, having blinded the US public health response at a critical juncture.
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A high-level former official who helped address public health outbreaks in the George W. Bush administration said its not normal to classify discussions about a response to a public health crisis.
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Use a public health approach to end violence A public health approach acknowledges that law enforcement cannot be the only solution, because many factors contribute to violence, including housing, employment and education.
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Whether they're trying to be clever or not, I think it's best if people just rely on police for law enforcement, comedians for comedy, and public health professionals for public health advice.
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The Trump administration on Friday named Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, the public health commissioner of Georgia, as the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the nation's top public health post.
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Pruitt is simply discarding the tools he needs to protect the public by mandating that an agency in charge of public health could no longer rely on the science of public health.
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"There are many questions about the overall public health impact of vapor products, and Juul products in particular, that a robust body of public health research must help answer," Ms. Andrews said.
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During a C.D.C. news briefing on Saturday, Dr. Jeff Duchin, public health officer of the Seattle and King County Public Health agency, which has been dealing with Washington State's outbreak, said the death of a man in his 50s who had coronavirus was only identified because the Washington State public health lab had just recently acquired test kits.
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"Although a link has been made to salads sold in McDonald's restaurants in some Illinois cases, public health officials continue to investigate other sources," Nirav Shah, Illinois public health director, told USA Today.
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England's public health authority, Public Health England, has advised people travelling from Hubei, and anyone with symptoms who has recently travelled to China and affected neighboring countries, to avoid public transport and taxis.
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"Distribution of these diagnostic tests to state laboratories, U.S. government partners and more broadly to the global public health community will accelerate efforts to confront this evolving global public health challenge," he continued.
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People have been receiving bad information during public health emergencies for almost as long as there have been public health emergencies; it's not necessarily the internet's fault for pin-balling that info around.
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Breastfeeding advocates and public health initiatives often create the impression, or just claim outright, that American breastfeeding rates fall woefully short of public health goals, or that we are far behind other countries.
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The governments of some poorer countries, including Thailand and Cambodia, have taken their own chances with public health, by developing their China-centred tourist industries far more enthusiastically than their public health systems.
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" Jay Feldman, executive director of Beyond Pesticides, told CNN, "The concern we have is that in combating an immediate public health threat [with DDT], we create a greater long term public health problem.
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The Boston Public Health Commission would not provide any further details about the incident because it is considered protected health information, Boston Public Health Commission Media Relations Manager Ana Karina Vivas told CNN.
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America's gun-violence epidemic is a national public health crisis, and if it were treated like every other public health crisis, it would be studied in depth and attacked with evidence-based approaches.
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Rubenstein is the director of the Program on Human Rights, Health and Conflict at the Center for Public Health and Human Rights at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.
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"The numbers are very concerning for public health," said Rachel B. Smith, a research associate in the School of Public Health at Imperial College London who was not involved in the UNICEF report.
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That is especially, acutely dangerous in public health crises like the coronavirus pandemic, when people need to trust the expertise of public health officials to protect themselves and others and keep from panicking.
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He has two degrees from Harvard's School of Public Health, according to the C.D.C.'s website, and has been deployed for public health emergencies such as outbreaks of Ebola and the Zika virus.
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Public health authorities said the deal between the two companies would undercut Juul's ability to play the cigarette spoiler and show that that start-up's own fealty is to profit, not public health.
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On January 31, one day after the World Health Organization issued a public health emergency of international concern, Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary Alex Azar declared a national public health emergency (PHE).
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The company added that it has a dedicated global team, led by SVP Andrew Macdonald and advised by a consulting public health expert and public health organizations, working on its COVID-19 response.
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Under ideal conditions, the nation's public health labs could run up to 10,000 tests per day by the end of the week, according to figures provided by the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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Under ideal conditions, the nation's public health labs could run up to 10,000 tests per day by the end of the week, according to figures provided by the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
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Policies, technological innovations, and public health efforts all have important roles to play — and we need to be doing everything we can to curtail the public health threat that does, indeed, still exist.
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This particular clinic was held in partnership with the U.S. Public Health Service, which has a commissioned corps of more than 2199,000 public health professionals; approximately 90 of its members staffed this clinic.
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This is the biggest public health epidemic of a generation.
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WHO declared Zika a global public health emergency in February.
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Previous public health scares have quickly mutated into political crises.
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If it happens, it could severely damage US public health.
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It woke me up and isolated some public health issues.
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Public health officials saw the vaccine mandate as a win.
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Some policymakers have increasingly focused on the public health side.
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Vaccines fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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It makes me very concerned about the public health emergency.
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Both are now being diligently monitored by public health officials.
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A public health study found soda taxes in Berkeley, Calif.
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That could theoretically defund hospitals or entire public health departments.
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Many towns are facing public health consequences of fossil fuels.
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"Public health and public hygiene are now concerns," she said.
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"In public health, we never want more outbreaks," she says.
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Public health officials still don't know what's making people sick.
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But how can public health officials help make that happen?
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Since 2014, Flint has faced a major public health crisis.
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"Unintended pregnancy is a major public health problem," says Thomas.
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"This is a big blow to public health," he said.
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So we are dealing with a serious public health problem.
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Mapping a city's microbiome has huge implications for public health.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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Context: Juul released its first public health study in Feb.
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Well, I'm a public health faculty member, and I disagree.
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For researchers and public health officials, that's a scary prospect.
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However, as a public health nuisance, it's "small," he says.
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The public health community has pushed hard to change that.
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Across Europe, the rise of populism is damaging public health.
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We have to treat it like a public health emergency.
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All of that will likely prove bad for public health.
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"It's a major global public health problem," Gerrits told CNN.
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I think vaccines are really the foundation of public health.
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It's not often that HHS declares a public health emergency.
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That's the public health approach as far as I'm concerned.
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It's a major public health issue with no easy explanations.
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In Canada, public health investigators tied it to romaine lettuce.
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Public health and business groups joined the discussions as well.
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In public health terms, this is an extraordinarily good bargain.
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Of the groups receiving funds, 85033 were public health groups.
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The state Bureau for Public Health did not penalize Heartland.
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Many local public health agencies have monitoring programs, Nasci said.
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So, what we're facing is a major public health concern.
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But critics say it threatens the environment and public health.
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In April 2016, the province declared a public health emergency.
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He described reasonable steps to stem a public health crisis.
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Christie has declared opioid drug abuse a public health crisis.
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Zika is public health emergency that requires immediate bipartisan action.
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Many experts tout sugar as public health enemy number one.
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Public health advocates don't want to tax apples and oranges.
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With few antibiotics in development public health is moving backwards.
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Now, some medical groups are seeking out public health solutions.
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In short, fall injuries are a serious public health problem.
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We must address gun violence as a public health crisis.
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Individual privacy is a common good, akin to public health.
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But loneliness isn't just a personal or public health crisis.
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For California's public health department, this was the last straw.
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Public health demands leadership in a time of such crisis.
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He pushed Labor's old strengths: supporting public health and education.
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Pruitt doesn't recognize greenhouse gases as harmful to public health.
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Cutting the agency's research budget puts public health at risk.
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Solving the opioid crisis is an immense public health challenge.
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Only a strong public health system can conquer nicotine addiction.
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Meanwhile, a public health and pollution crisis is still unfolding.
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Public health officials still don't know what's making people sick.
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More here on why public health officials are so worried.
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It leads to violence, stigmatization, crime, and worsens public health.
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The outbreak lead officials to declare a public health emergency.
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We must not let the same occur in public health.
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Now this could clearly be a public health concern, why?
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Some say it was improvements in public health and sanitation.
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With reform, the WHO can continue improving global, public health.
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Apparently when it rains for public health funding, it pours.
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We're talking about social isolation, a national public health crisis.
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Good for their wellbeing and thus public health as well.
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Both are considered the benchmarks of successful public health policies.
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It's happening in Libya; it's happening in public health topics.
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It's a public health issue, actually: clean air, clean water.
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Federal public health authorities have issued several calls for calm.
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Maria SchneiderBrooklynThe writer works for a public health consulting firm.
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She received a master's degree in public health from Harvard.
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It's not that America hasn't faced public health crises before.
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That alone shows the magnitude of China's public health challenges.
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But public health experts are largely in agreement about this.
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"A public health issue requires a collective response," Reardon said.
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Who is doing the most interesting stuff in public health?
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The economic issues are totally driven by public health issues.
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It's a public relations exercise dressed up as public health.
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This is an international public health crisis we're talking about.
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Fairchild, the public health ethicist, said she understands these concerns.
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The public health component makes this crisis unique — and challenging.
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In other words, ICE is now a public health hazard.
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Grocery stores and public health officials have discouraged such behavior.
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This is about public health and it's about people's lives.
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There are public health consequences to isolating everyone for weeks.
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But crowds are public health officials' worst nightmare right now.
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It's certainly far behind where education or public health are.
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Vehicle crashes are one of today's biggest public health scourges.
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Simultaneously, traditional cigarettes continue to pose a public health threat.
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Public health officials thought they had the disease under control.
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N.B.H.: ACEs and toxic stress are a public health crisis.
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But that interferes with the public health effort against coronavirus.
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The bill offsets research spending by cutting public health spending.
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Why can't social and public health scientists use similar techniques?
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Congress previously passed legislation to bolster the public health system.
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"The answer to containing is public health measures," he said.
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Public health insurance helps rural hospitals to a limited extent.
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Consumer activists praise the law as a public health service.
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Their job is to protect and promote the public health.
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"Public health depends a lot on public trust," he said.
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Public health advocates do foresee a couple of potential problems.
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To many public health officials, that argument misses the point.
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And sure, private funding of global public health is valuable.
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In other words, all the concerns of modern public health.
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The measure was taken "to ensure public health and safety".
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For weeks, the Chinese refused offers of public health cooperation.
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Public health experts, not politicians, should lead through this crisis.
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We need permanent preparedness, a Stafford Act for public health.
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The second one is to obey your public health department.
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The Juul story highlights a central dilemma in public health.
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"House Democrats will continue to prioritize public health," said Rep.
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That extra heat is becoming a serious public health problem.
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That, on its own, is an enormous public health problem.
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First, escalate the scale of the public health response drastically.
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Way to do your public health duty, little animated friends!
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The US declared coronavirus a public health emergency on Friday.
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The study is in the American Journal of Public Health.
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That impacts the "public health situational awareness," the report said.
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It was in healthy policy and economics, not public health.
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Only the HHS secretary can declare a public health emergency.
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Public health knows no borders, no boundaries, nor should it.
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This is what makes wildlife markets a public health nightmare.
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Have your festivities been dampened by this public health crisis?
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Public health experts said they understood some of the impulses.
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Sharing data during an outbreak is vital for public health.
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As a public health tool, quarantine has a deep history.
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WHO doesn't enact these emergencies easily, public health officials say.
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"That's a recipe for a public health disaster," he said.
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She is the Charles Howard Candler Professor of Public Health.
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Public health, which the governor expanded in this poor state.
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Next year he will do a masters in public health.
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I turned to public health experts to answer the question.
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Converting smokers to vaping is still a public health win.
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Public health experts say that more will almost certainly follow.
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The changes have prompted debate among some public health experts.
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Medical examiners provide crucial insights into public health and safety.
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King County public health officials reported the death on Sunday.
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Violence interruption is the heart of the public health model.
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The state's public health department designated Parkview, a Bakersfield, Calif.
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The growing population of elderly singles has public health implications.
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The government's job is to maintain public health and safety.
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Accurate diagnostics are key to enabling successful public health measures.
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It's our only hope of stopping this public health crisis.
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Indonesia could certainly do with a boost to public health.
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Trump declared opioid abuse a public health emergency in October.
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These are things of much more serious public health import.
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Kightlinger worked in public health here as a young man.
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The blame for the increasingly publicized, public health crisis, shifts.
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Public health advocates welcomed Gottlieb's plan to ban menthol cigarettes.
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The FDA's sodium recommendations were supported by public health groups.
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Public health experts say the crisis calls for government intervention.
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"It is clearly a huge public health crisis," Ohio Gov.
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The public health committee has yet to vote on it.
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Many experts and public health officials see the research differently.
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Many of these regulations protected public health or the environment.
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Vartika Singh, 26, has a master's degree in public health.
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While some states had public health departments, many did not.
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We should be treating this as a public health issue.
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The toll on public health has become impossible to ignore.
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If he succeeds, it would be a public health disaster.
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The decision was welcomed by environmental and public health advocates.
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Loose oversight of devices poses a threat to public health.
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Alabama even declared a public health emergency over the flu.
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Some of that stability is reflected in public health research.
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Public health experts recommend no exposure to asbestos at all.
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Simon Chapman, Emeritus Professor in Public Health, University of Sydney.
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It was approved by public health officials for emergency use.
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It's not just an inconvenience — it's a public health crisis.
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Successive administrations have faced criticism from public health advocates for spending only around 1 percent of India's gross domestic product on public health, less in percentage terms than countries like Afghanistan and Sierra Leone.
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While the WHO declared Zika an international public health emergency on Monday, it said it had found no public health justification for restrictions on travel or trade to prevent the spread of the virus.
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The EPA and its allies in the environmental and public health communities counter that the public health benefits, including better respiratory health resulting from reduced pollution, greatly outweigh the $1.4 billion in projected costs.
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"We mustn't forget that undernutrition remains a major global public health problem," commented Dr. Frank Hu, professor of nutrition and epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in the United States.
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Public health authorities are left with no option except to take more drastic measures such as the declaration of a public health emergency in New York City due to a measles epidemic in Brooklyn.
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" They insist that if the Food and Drug Administration examines their products for public health and risks, it "could hurt public health by forcing a large share of e-cigarette companies out of business.
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The initiative draws on the knowledge of drug policy professionals, public health advocates, the medical community, and local activists to promote policy decisions that champion the public health without demonizing, or criminalizing, marijuana use.
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The Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) declared a public health emergency on January 31, 2020, under section 319 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 247d), in response to COVID-19.
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"As election officials working with public health officials are demonstrating throughout the country, our elections can be conducted safely in consultation with public health officials," Biden communications director Kate Bedingfield said in a statement.
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"It is way too early to even consider rolling back any guidelines," said Howard Koh, a professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and former top Obama administration public health official.
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"Politicians ought not to get into the details," said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association who was the top state public health official in Maryland during the 2001 anthrax attacks.
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Unlike nearly all other AIDS activists and public-health researchers, Weinstein opposes PrEP, the H.I.V.-prevention pill, which he believes will cause a "public-health catastrophe" by triggering a dangerous increase in risky sex.
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He went to work for the National Center for Health Statistics, a division of the public health service, and became one of the first black commissioned officers in the Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
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Obama's administration declared a public health emergency prior to any deaths, so the photograph's claim was false; Trump's administration also declared a public health emergency prior to any deaths, correctly depicted in the photograph.
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One report isn't going to change the minds of every public health agency and lawmaker, especially here in the US, and there's still lots to learn about how vaping fits into a public health strategy.
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The NYCLU hopes this report will urge legislators to move abortion regulations from the criminal code into the Public Health Law, updating New York Public Health Law to reflect a woman's constitutional right to choose.
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The mission of COA/COF is to protect and enhance the public health and safety of the United States by supporting and advancing the interests of the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service.
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Research on a coronavirus vaccine has a lot of value for public health, but it won't yield a quick cureThe research holds immense public health value, experts said, and could help fight the next outbreak.
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And then we have to beef up our public health system that will be responsible for dealing with [climate-related] heatstroke and Lyme disease and increasing infectious diseases to build up our public health infrastructure.
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Mercury, that slippery, silvery stuff in old-timey thermometers, is a "huge public health threat," says meeting attendee Susan Keane, a public health expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, a nonprofit environmental advocacy group.
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As several HIV and public health experts told me, we now have the tools — including well-established public health measures and medicines — to fully halt the epidemic, which currently affects more than a million Americans.
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The ARL will work with the State Department of Agriculture, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, City of Boston Inspectional Services Department, and Boston Public Health Commission to determine the cause of the unusual incident.
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She is an associate professor and program director for Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Public Health and the Urban School of Public Health at Hunter College.
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"Policies that limit syringe access are not in the best interest of public health," said Sean Allen, an infectious disease and public health researcher at Johns Hopkins University and a co-author of the study.
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It is essential that legislators, state attorneys general, public health officials and all entrusted to protect consumers take the appropriate steps to protect consumers from the serious public health problem posed by misleading attorney advertising.
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Virginia Weir MPH, is the director of the Bree Collaborative, serves on the board of the Washington State public health association, and is a clinical instructor at the University of Washington School of Public Health.
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The other public health problem for migrants is death from assault, prompting the authors to call for better public health programs that would reduce the racism and xenophobia that can lead to violence against them.
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The AHA has issued scientific statements on other public health threats for the vascular system — such as air pollution and second-hand smoke — and its actions resonate in the world of medicine and public health.
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"We need to see the medical sector as part of the broader gestalt of American society at the time," said John McDonough, professor of Public Health Practice at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health.
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Prior to joining IBM, Dr. Rhee was Chief Public Health Officer at the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), where he served on and led numerous national initiatives related to prevention, quality, and public health.
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To counter this outbreak, the government needs to develop better public health facilities, train more people and put in more money, said Dr. Dileep Mavalankar, director of the Indian Institute of Public Health in Gujarat.
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White House public health emergency declaration The White House called attention to the severity of the opioid epidemic by declaring a public health emergency, and the need to address it in order to save lives.
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Ms. Lerner, 28, is a project manager in the community health sciences department at the Boston University School of Public Health in Boston, where she is also studying for a doctoral degree in public health.
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Public health data does not combine well with high-handed secrecy.
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Vaccinations do fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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Confirming their results could also inform public health policy, they believe.
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And that could have real public health implications, the researchers wrote.
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Public health officials say three people remain in life-threatening condition.
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President Donald Trump has declared opioid addiction a public health emergency.
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The revenue will help fund public health and nutrition education programs.
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In their proposal, Chertack and Shaivitz made a public health case.
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And infectious disease experts there foresee a potential public health emergency.
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Public health departments and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
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Kern County has a huge public health problem on its hands.
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And now measles is suddenly a significant public health problem again.
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Public health officials said the disadvantaged have been hit the hardest.
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On Thursday, Surgeon General Jerome Adams issued a public health advisory.
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Transgender Americans are in the midst of a public health crisis.
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Public health officials have been battling two outbreaks since the fall.
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For public health experts, it's the decline of the working class.
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But it deters some drinking, and that has public health benefits.
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"It's not any kind of public health risk," Gunter told Today.
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It presents public-health problems only when people eat too much.
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But violence and drugs are increasingly seen as public health issues.
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Baumann agrees that such public health campaigns can be very effective.
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The companies will have to prove their products benefit public health.
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A press release from the Department of Public Health reiterates this.
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Some candidates also include public health interventions within their climate plans.
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The other thing that's just incredibly important is public health education.
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You may be diving into a pool of public health violations.
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Such waste is not simply unsightly, it also threatens public health.
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The W.H.O. declared Zika a global public health emergency on Feb.
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Anna Eshoo's suggestion that the violence is a public health emergency.
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In many respects, gun violence amounts to a public health issue.
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A survey by Public Health England found it hampered "seamless care".
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It is difficult to know how this would affect public health.
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But this didn't lead to the expected improvements in public health.
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From a public health standpoint, this issue clearly needs better attention.
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"These things are well within traditional public health powers," said Gostin.
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Our Public Health Inspectors will be following up with the establishment.
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Last fall, President Trump declared the crisis a public health emergency.
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Go deeper: WHO report: TB remains "public health crisis" despite decline
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President Trump declared the opioid crisis a "public health emergency" Thursday.
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Gun reform is important because guns are a public health issue.
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In fact, it was carried out by Public Health England. Sorry.
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Doing so supports both public health objectives and individual decision-making.
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"We are just scratching that surface in the public health arena."
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Timeline of the critical moments leading to the public health emergency.
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"Snakebites are a growing public-health crisis," according to Nature News.
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Infrastructure and the public health-care system are in poor shape.
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But it's not like an eminent [sic] threat to public health.
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That's been a public-health disaster in the case of alcohol.
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They talk about the state of our public health a lot.
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Health officials said there was no wider risk to public health.
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Public health emergency funding, he says, is down by a third.
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Robust public health ought to be the entitlement of every American.
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This was shortly after Utah declared porn a "public health crisis."
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But we have a very significant public health threat before us.
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Public health officials blame Juul for a spike in teen vaping.
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"That's made a huge difference in other issues with public health."
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There are also exceptions for public safety and public health jobs.
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And the other thing it is, is a public health issue.
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Yet Congress continues to play politics with this public health crisis.
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"This should be a focus of public health outreach," Mannino said.
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"We've identified grave irregularities in terms of public health," she said.
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But first, here's why plain packaging makes sense for public health.
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Greens said the rule would protect waterways and preserve public health.
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Public health officials do not know the cause of the outbreak.
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These obstacles affect not just individuals, but also public health programs.
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A commitment to fiscal responsibility is a commitment to public health.
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It is important to public health that we get this right.
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Scientists say that's just not possible for many public health studies.
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But the impact on public health is a point of debate.
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The historic success of public health initiatives invites an obvious question.
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The WHO last declared such a public health emergency for Ebola.
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But public health groups think the proposal doesn't go far enough.
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For our city of Baltimore, this legislation is about public health.
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Angry tweets took aim at Tedros and the public health agency.
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Vaccinations are good for our kids and helpful for public health.
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The coroner and the county's public-health department rejected the request.
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This public health crisis will not go away on its own.
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The problem is exacerbated by the limited local public health infrastructure.
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Both have exposed yawning gaps in the nation's public health apparatus.
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Public health officials are eager to get more people on PrEP.
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No other factor approaches the importance of diet for public health.
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National green groups and public health groups are also sending representatives.
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In this country the pitch has remained mostly about public health.
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Public health experts disagree, and my own experience proves him wrong.
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The first step is recognizing trafficking as a public health issue.
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"Commercial interests are not larger than public health," Jain told reporters.
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Instead it will complement or augment these current public health approaches.
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Public health officials arrived at his mother's home at 7 a.m.
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" "But could we handle it on a public health scale basis?
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Chronic pain is also a pervasive -- and expensive -- public health crisis.
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They see "public health" as a blank check for government action.
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It's a much larger public health issue, with a PR problem.
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Public health advocates should give consumers the facts about e-cigarettes.
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Here are four bacteria that could become serious public health threats.
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Philadelphia is likely to become the site of public health research.
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The EPA's analysis also laid out possible effects on public health.
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Just the act of being engaged is a public health benefit.
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Wade and address public health concerns such as Brooklyn's measles outbreak.
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Inappropriate use of benzodiazepines by outpatients is a public health problem.
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But Zika isn't the only public health scare that needed attention.
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Plus, it would be prioritizing public health over a possessions offense.
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Indeed, public health officials worldwide have made remarkable progress against tuberculosis.
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Childhood obesity, in my opinion, is public health enemy number one.
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"Drug access is a matter of public health concern," Gottlieb said.
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Public health specialists said the lack of disclosure could create confusion.
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The new momentum on the side of public health is unprecedented.
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And his public-health track record so far is pretty strong.
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Public health, while still well short of international standards, has improved.
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There's no doubt that teen suicide is a public health crisis.
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"We know it works for other public health problems," he said.
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Lost gas is also a major environmental and public health concern.
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Public health officials said they were working to address the concerns.
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He also received a master's in public health from Johns Hopkins.
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Meantime, public health groups say flavors attract kids to e-cigarettes.
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"For CHPA, this issue is about public health," the statement read.
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However, federal public health authorities have issued several calls for calm.
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But public health experts say there's no way to know this.
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Austin public health officials said the conference would continue as planned.
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The US CDC is considered the world's preeminent public health agency.
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All of this would be smart from a public health perspective.
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Huge spending on public health is also sensible under the circumstances.
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The notion of communal responsibility for public health gained new resonance.
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But this is a public health crisis, not a personal one!!!
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Some public health experts have called the US to follow suit.
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Contact tracing requires skilled public health professionals -- and sophisticated data management.
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Public health experts call such a travel restriction a cordon sanitaire.
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From a public health standpoint, closing schools is a useful measure.
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However, school closures come with trade-offs, including for public health.
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I think most people understand coronavirus as a public health problem.
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And where are the rich now, during a public health crisis?
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January 30: WHO declared a "public-health emergency of international concern."
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If you don't have a doctor, contact your public health authority.
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Erica Frank, professor of public health, University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
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Today, sickle cell anemia remains a heavy burden on public health.
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Public health advocates who embraced him as an ally feel betrayed.
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The United States is dealing with a major public health crisis.
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That's in part because public health officials never asked for more.
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But public health advocates were clamoring for additional funding as well.
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Public health experts have hailed Chile's rules as a new standard.
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Relatively simple, routine public health interventions are what stopped Ebola outbreaks.
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And those are people that public health officials can work with.
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A growing distrust could be dangerous to public health and safety.
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Then he did something that might make public health experts beam.
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A public-health scourge is declining, thanks in part to technology.
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Marissa YoungNew YorkThe writer is a graduate student in public health.
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There is a public-health argument for making mammograms less intimidating.
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It's more tied to political ideology than other public health problems.
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We spend the lowest on public health care in the world.
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She is also the Charles Howard Candler Professor of Public Health.
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The most recent distinctly American public-health scourge is opioid abuse.
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The alternative, they have said, may be a public health catastrophe.
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The alternative, they have said, may be a public health catastrophe.
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The information collected is also used only for public health activities.
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The information collected is also used only for public health activities.
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"The crisis at hand is a public health crisis," he said.
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He was one of three people arrested for endangering public health.
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As a part of a public health campaign, Stop It Now!
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Have there been any signs of Trump's commitment to public health?
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"That's the way public health is supposed to work," he said.
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By 2016, the WHO declared the outbreak a public health emergency.
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But some public health advocates say the moves are too late.
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She received a master's degree in public health from Emory University.
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"It was an environmental and public health catastrophe," Mr. Mao said.
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"In the summer, it becomes a public health issue," he said.
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We must together attack it with public health policies and education.
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And it puts a lot of stress on public health systems.
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Both Kushner and Miller have no public-health or medical expertise.
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She is now a public-health nurse at Naval Hospital Bremerton.
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Public health labs say patients typically require at least two samples.
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Public health experts have dismissed the possibility that it was manmade.
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He received a master's degree in public health from Tufts University.
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Slow-moving data has long been a concern in public health.
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His job is to talk about matters of public health. Ridiculous.
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Professor Pollack is an expert on public health and social services.
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"The main concern should be actually to public health," said Weisbrot.
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The company's senior leaders decided to stick to public health guidance.
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He said making such information available is crucial to public health.
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In particular, many young people aren't following authorities' public-health guidance.
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"You can't do public health by privatizing it," Garrett points out.
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Public health officials can't just pick a date on a calendar.
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Other hospital administrators and local public health officials should take note.
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President Trump has declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
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It includes university, private, research, state public health and federal laboratories.
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Well-meaning but cavalier recommendations risk harming, not helping, public health.
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For centuries, the U.S. has resisted a centralized public health policy.
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That will happen only when the threat to public health subsides.
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CDC did have an initial problem with public health laboratory tests.
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America's epistemic crisis is having a direct impact on public health.
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Clearing out tent encampments because they are a public health issue.
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The devices' popularity has alarmed parents, schools and public health officials.
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We do this all the time in our public health work.
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"You cannot manage a public health situation that way," Cuomo said.
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China and South Korea have both imposed intense public health strategies.
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But they're a useful starting place for US public health agencies.
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But Lessler's research has clear implications for public health interventions now.
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Thailand's public health minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has cautioned citizens against traveling.
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But the Fox hosts' recommendations contradict warnings from public health officials.
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But it's also a medical issue with important public health consequences.
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However, the organization did declare the virus a public health emergency.
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But the government stopped releasing official public health data years ago.
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"This is an important occupational and public health issue," he wrote.
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"This new virus represents a tremendous public health threat," she said.
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What is new is the cheerleading amid a public health scare.
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He received a Master of Public Health in biostatistics from Harvard.
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Public health officials said the immediate threat to Americans remained low.
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We are working close with public health agencies like the CDC.
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So too have a string of high-profile public health crises.
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So too have a string of high-profile public health crises.
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Few issues today have greater global security and public health implications.
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Federal officials have described the development as a public health crisis.
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As such, we operate at the very highest public health standards.
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This shortage of rental assistance constitutes a serious public health problem.
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Pediatric mTBI is now recognized as a major public health problem.
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"I think there are 'public health implications' of pornography," Rothman said.
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The influenza virus is among the public health community's greatest concerns.
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The government plays an outsized role in protecting our public health.
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"Nicotine experiments on monkeys have not improved public health," he said.
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In Flint those political calculations contributed to a public health disaster.
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Screenings are a proven public health tool that can save lives.
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Other public health experts said such a declaration was mostly symbolic.
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For all its benefits, spending on public health is surprisingly low.
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Of course, it's hard to pin down total public health spending.
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A toxic political climate in Washington complicating the public health challenge.
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Her mother is a public health nurse in Santa Ana, Calif.
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Dr. Pollack is an expert in public health and social services.
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But public health officials now say the report may be flawed.
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But public health officials now say the report may be flawed.
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But many public health experts say that this is not true.
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But does finding a superbug help to identify public health risk?
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It's the largest public health-related quarantine ever put in place.
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Trump's massive cuts to national public health programs also stoked concerns.
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People have long memories of major public health events, Blair says.
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Some 43,000 public health jobs were cut over the last decade.
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It has provided tremendous improvements to water quality and public health.
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The F.D.A. is simply doing its job by protecting public health.
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"We've seen the erosion of the public health infrastructure," Bolan said.
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"This is a public health crisis of unknown magnitude," he added.
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Paying for a plumber isn't a usual precautionary public health measure.
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But several public health experts said the findings were deeply troubling.
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And the state is near the bottom for public health funding.
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Can public health officials force Americans to break their soda habit?
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It's a public health victory that won't have come cheap, though.
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These companies could base corporate decision-making on public health concerns.
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In any event, public health insurance will take a big hit.
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Like most public-health crises, this one requires a societal solution.
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The ban fits within principles of public health law and ethics.
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Legislators did, however, declare pornography to be a public health risk.
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ILSI has a history of working to infiltrate public health organizations.
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By Day 2150, city officials will declare a public health emergency.
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Sill, the public health ministry said it was not overly concerned.
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Fortunately, a global initiative exists to improve core public health capacities.
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Her husband on Thursday declared the crisis a public health emergency.
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"It will improve public health and the health of our shorelines."
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Another year, another messy, delayed appropriations process that threatens public health.
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The public health emergency fund doesn't have much left — about $57,000.
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The comparison is what their impact is on the public health.
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After an outcry from public health advocates, it stopped those efforts.
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The move toward fewer seats is not a public health crusade.
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Under public health laws, quarantine refers to people like Mr. Trudeau.
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"It's a missed opportunity for the public health community," he says.
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Well, for the sake of public health today, it may not.
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The hearing ushered in a public health victory for the ages.
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Some areas instituted public health measures like banning funerals and parades.
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Deval Patrick declared opioid abuse and overdose a public health emergency.
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The new bill, SB 276, is an important public health effort.
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Laiah Idelson is a public health professional based in San Francisco.
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But the likelihood of passing bipartisan public health legislation is disappearing.
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"This is the public health hurricane of our generation," Rourke said.
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