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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 name The name of a subroutine or function that is defined in an object module and that can be called from other, separately-compiled, modules. Public names are recorded as strings in the object module, and can be displayed using the nm command.
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public health Services sponsored and/or provided by a government agency.
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public health There have been many public health acts produced throughout the world to reduce public health problems and stop pollution of the environment. In the UK the first Act published was the Public Health Act 1848, and subsequent acts have been enacted in, Public Health Act 1875, Public Health Act 1936 and Public Health Act 1961.
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