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Understanding Intent

Thoughts on actions, lives and histories

Teachings from a 15 year old ‘drug seeker’

What spending time with critically ill patients has taught…

What’s So Deadly About Dust?

Valley Fever in the Western United States

3D Printing for Life

How 3D printers are saving lives right now

Focusing on Mentally Ill ‘Boogeymen’ Won’t Prevent Mass Shootings

Lauren Silver, MPH

Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences

How Scientific Research and Personal Health Journalism Bred a…

Catherine Clarke Murphy

Eyes of the Beholder

When a fashion designer goes blind in Africa, who takes care of him?

Becky Fleischauer in Onward And Upward

When “You’re Wrong” Isn’t Right

The Anti-Vaccine & Common Core Standards Paradox

ChildFund in ChildFund International

Fighting AIDS Discrimination Helps Stop the Disease’s Spread

Unfair or unjust treatment, either by…

Recognizing Our Local Colleagues

There can be no global health without local staff.

These were the top 10 stories published by Public Health in March of 2014. You can also dive into daily archives for March of 2014 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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