If one were to pick the most important milestone in the annals of public health history, what would you choose?
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Drug addiction destroys lives. It leaves children orphaned, wrecks the health of users it doesn't kill and turns the downtowns of major cities into homeless encampments.
In the summer of 1982, the McMullin family gathered for what should have been an ordinary celebration—swimming, games, food, laughter, and children racing around with siblings and cousins. Then everything changed.
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On July 29, Americans did not witness a serious examination of how the COVID-19 pandemic began. They witnessed the culmination of a story years in the making.
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Medical panic often begins with the aesthetics of mathematics. It arrives coated in charts, percentages, thresholds, risk scores, and trend lines, all carrying the aura of objectivity and rigor.
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