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From the Dean
> Getting Respect for Public Health

Features
> Depression: The Public Health Dimensions
> Dean Ken Warner: Real World Player
> Polar Sunrise: Mercury in the Arctic

Observatory News
> A Hurricane's Enduring Aftermath
> Reproductive Health: A Global View
> Center Is Carter Award Finalist
> Grads Reflect on Collaboration
> The "Tsunami Tsummer" Blog
> Around the World in 30 Days
> ALUMNI NETWORK: Rebuilding Afghanistan's Broken Health System
> ALUMNI NETWORK: A Pan European Public Health Culture

Research Update
> Revolution In Hospital Management
> Teens and Gun Violence
> User’s Guide to the Human Genome
> The Science of Taking Risks
> Women and Breast-Cancer Surgery
> Women's Health & Welfare Reform

Future Findings
> Risk Reduction & New Priorities
> Genetic Origins of Depression
> Smoking in America
> Cranberry Juice & Health
> Ending Teen Violence

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	Real-World Player Throughout his 33-year career, Ken Warner has sought above all to make a difference.
	Polar Sunrise Jerry Keeler is trying to find out why mercury is turning up in animals and humans in the Arctic Circle.

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