Governmental Public Health In The United States: The Implications Of Federalism

Overview of attention for article published in Health Affairs, November 2002

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Wow this looks prescient and important! Glad to be alerted to this paper outside my field so I can cite it.

The heterogeneity of mask mandate language not just reflects the United States’ fragmented federalist system (https://t.co/Hg3IakosKP) but also the extent to which partisan politics has infiltrated public health.

@ARealWorgen @sevedabo @realDonaldTrump @JoeBiden I don’t know what this means, but ok. But my facts are accurate. A quick google search proves this. https://t.co/dR226a3sVz

@VinceKuraitis "Governmental Public Health In The United States: The Implications Of Federalism" - this looks like a good reference. (The Framers left us with a mess) https://t.co/nSSji7hKHl

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