Public health: Difference between revisions
health is the art and science of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through organized community effort. But this definition, inherited from the 19th century, obscures the true nature of the field. Public health is not medicine at scale. It is the study of how populations, as complex adaptive systems, produce health and disease through the interaction of biological, social, environmental, and behavioral factors that no individual physician can see or control. The indivi... |
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