Posts tagged epidemiology
Why It’s Still Worth Getting a Flu Shot - The New York Times
Global public health development goals: Paul Farmer on who lives and who dies.
Epidemiology, Health Care PolicyMelissa Crawfordaccess, advocate, dispairity, epidemiology, health policy, mistakes were made, politics, public health, rural
Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies and My Cancer: The Wrecker of All Normalcy
CDC Recommends Antiviral Drugs For At-Risk Patients : NPR
FDA Proposes Easing Lifetime Ban On Blood Donations By Gay Men | Kaiser Health News
Why the cops don't get called for campus sexual assaults.
Now everyone feels bad about the pies.
Epidemiology, Health Care PolicyMelissa Crawfordaccess, bedside nursing, CDC, chronic illness, costs, diabetes, dispairity, education, epidemiology, public health
Think globally, outrage locally.
Whooping cough outbreak at Grand Traverse Academy nearly doubles to 161 probable cases
Between Two Lives - Features - Fall 2014 - Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
Panic, Paranoia, and Public Health — The AIDS Epidemic's Lessons for Ebola — NEJM
Health Care Policy, Law, PoliticsMelissa Crawfordebola, epidemiology, health care, health systems, history, MERS, mistakes were made, policy, politics, public health, quarantine, virus
A father’s scars: For Va.’s Creigh Deeds, tragedy brings unending questions - The Washington Post
Health Care Policy, PoliticsMelissa Crawfordaccess, epidemiology, health care, history, mental health, policy, politics, preventative health, public health
TBT to an actual American epidemic
Mississippi, Burned - Sarah Varney - POLITICO Magazine
Health Care PolicyMelissa CrawfordACA, access, epidemiology, health care, health systems, hospitals, policy, politics, public health, rural, uninsured
Ebola, Epidemiology
Health Care PolicyMelissa CrawfordCDC, ebola, epidemiology, flu, health, health systems, PPE, public health, quarantine, virus