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Most posts are free, some are not because they take a little longer to research and write. (Photo by Aneta Pawli...
A little piece of public health history arrived in the mail this morning: the seventh edition of Control of Communicable Diseases in Man, published in 1950. I found it on eBay, and it is joining my collection of historic books. I am still l...
I’m unboxing and reviewing the newly released 22nd edition of the Control of Communicable Diseases Manual—the indispensable field reference for infectious-disease epidemiologists and public-health practitioners. I take a look at what makes...
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“Paco” was five when he got chickenpox. It was the 1980s, and in the community where he lived, public health was a visible part of everyday life. When a case appeared at school, nurses responded, sick children stayed home...
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Several children in the same community develop an extremely rare cancer. Parents begin comparing notes. Someone starts a Facebook group. Cases are plotted on a map. Questions quickly follow about drinking w...
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