The Contested Boundaries of American Public Health
By James Colgrove (Editor), Gerald Markowitz (Editor), David Rosner (Editor), Sherry Glied (Contribution by), Beatrix Hoffman (Contribution by), Nancy Tomes (Contribution by), Dennis Scanlon (Contribution by), Marianne Hillemeier (Contribution by), Phil Brown (Contribution by), Marian Moser Jones (Contribution by), William McAllister (Contribution by), Mary Clare Lennon (Contribution by), Isil elimli (Contribution by), Amy Fairchild (Contribution by), Alvin Tarlov (Contribution by), Christopher Nelson (Contribution by), Mark Rosenberg (Contribution by), Jeremy Travis (Contribution by), Nicole Lurie (Contribution by), Jeffrey Wasserman (Contribution by), Ronald Bayer (Contribution by), Gerald Markowitz (Contribution by), David Rosner (Contribution by)
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By James Colgrove (Editor), Gerald Markowitz (Editor), David Rosner (Editor), Sherry Glied (Contribution by), Beatrix Hoffman (Contribution by), Nancy Tomes (Contribution by), Dennis Scanlon (Contribution by), Marianne Hillemeier (Contribution by), Phil Brown (Contribution by), Marian Moser Jones (Contribution by), William McAllister (Contribution by), Mary Clare Lennon (Contribution by), Isil elimli (Contribution by), Amy Fairchild (Contribution by), Alvin Tarlov (Contribution by), Christopher Nelson (Contribution by), Mark Rosenberg (Contribution by), Jeremy Travis (Contribution by), Nicole Lurie (Contribution by), Jeffrey Wasserman (Contribution by), Ronald Bayer (Contribution by), Gerald Markowitz (Contribution by), David Rosner (Contribution by)
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The role of public health services in America is generally considered to be the reduction of illness, suffering, and death. But what exactly does this mean in practice? At different points in history, professionals in the field have addressed housing reform, education about sex and illegal drugs, hospital and clinic care, gun violence, and even bioterrorism. But there is no agreement about how far public health efforts should go in attempting to modify behaviors seen as lifestyle choices, o...






















