Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents ix
4. Foreword xv
5. Introduction
6. MR. LeBAR AND WORLD HEALTH 3
7. The Profession of Public Health
8. THE EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ITS OBJECTIVES 19
9. PUBLIC HEALTH BECOMES A PROFESSION 34
10. THE STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF MEDICAL-CARE NEEDS 43
11. NUTRITION RESEARCH AND ITS RELATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH 56
12. MEDICAL EDUCATION AND ITS RELATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH 67
13. PUBLIC HEALTH, PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, AND THE PRACTICING PHYSICIAN 74
14. Public Health in the United States Today
15. THE HISTORY AND FUNCTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 83
16. THE RESEARCH PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 93
17. THE ARMY’S PART IN THE HEALTH PROGRAM OF THE NATION 107
18. THE HEALTH PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY 121
19. THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL PROGRAM AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE COUNTRY 134
20. THE VOLUNTARY HEALTH AGENCY AND THE NATION'S HEALTH PROGRAM 152
21. FROM A PIONEER IN THE POISONOUS TRADES 163
22. Public Health Programs and Problems Abroad
23. THE CHILD IN WORLD HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE 185
24. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION IN THE FAR EAST 204
25. THE IMPORTANCE OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH TO INDUSTRY IN DEVELOPING NEW ECONOMIES AND MARKETS 213
26. Public Health in a New Era
27. PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE DISEASES OF OLD AGE 229
28. THE BEARING OF INVESTIGATIONS OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTION ON PUBLIC HEALTH 243
29. PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORTATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AVIATION 257
30. THE ENGINEER IN PUBLIC HEALTH 282
31. NEW PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS OF THE ATOMIC ERA 292
32. NATIONS UNITED FOR HEALTH 317