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•”Swine” Flu Sheds Light on Role of Public Health
Posted in health, social commentary, tagged economy, H1N1, health, swine flu, virus, WHO on April 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today, the Economix blog on New York Times published “Swine Flu vs. Financial Panics”, which notes 5 key advantages public health has over economics:
The public takes these officials more seriously.
Public health officials know how to communicate effectively.
They, with the help of doctors, provide us warnings and indications of vulnerability as often as possible.
Practice makes perfect. [...]
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