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public health b. that branch of bacteriology that deals with the spread and prevention of bacterial disease.
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public health n. an especially prepared registered nurse employed in a community agency to safeguard the health of persons in the community, giving care to the sick in their homes, promoting health and well-being by teaching families how to keep well, and assisting in programs for the prevention of disease. Called also community health n. and visiting n.
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Public Health Service Act One of the principal laws of Congress giving the authority for federal health activities. First enacted July 1, 1944, it provided a complete codification of all the federal public health laws. Many of the health laws si
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public health The science and art of promoting health, preventing disease and prolonging life through organised efforts of society.
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public health Services sponsored and/or provided by a government agency.
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