Public Health: The Development of a Discipline, 第 2 卷Dona Schneider, David E. Lilienfeld Rutgers University Press, 2008 - 914 頁 Published in 2008, the first volume of Public Health focused on issues from the dawn of western civilization through the Progressive era. Volume 2 defines the public health challenges of the twentieth century--this important reference covers not only how the discipline addressed the problems of disease, but how it responded to economic, environmental, occupational, and social factors that impacted public health on a global scale. Major illnesses such as cancer, HIV, and tuberculosis are addressed, along with lifestyle concerns, such as tobacco and nutrition. Chapters also explore maternal-child and women's health, dental public health, health economics and ethics, and the role of philanthropy. Each chapter begins with an in-depth introduction, followed by three original articles that illustrate the problem. The volume is enhanced with a detailed chronology of public health events, as well as appendices that contain many of the original documents that ushered public health into the new millennium. |
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An Emerging | 39 |
TOBACCO | 55 |
DENTAL HEALTH | 111 |
Diet and Oral Health 2000 Abridged | 142 |
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH | 162 |
Global Climate Change and Infectious Diseases 1991 | 209 |
5 | 216 |
Circumcision 1986 | 329 |
GLOBAL HEALTH | 690 |
Global HealthThe GatesBuffett Effect 2006 | 731 |
APPENDIX I | 737 |
APPENDIX II | 739 |
APPENDIX III | 741 |
APPENDIX IV | 755 |
APPENDIX V | 759 |
APPENDIX VI | 765 |
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