Public health, especially in a time of crisis, is an inherent political activity, and public trust is very delicate.
Robert Aderholt: “Public health, especially in a time of crisis, is an inherent political activity, and public trust is very delicate.”
On the recordMarch 7, 2023
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Aderholt emphasizes the political nature of public health and the fragility of public trust.
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