Unmasking the Past: Epidemics and Public Health in the U.S.

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Explores the history of public health in the United States, with a specific focus on three significant epidemics: Yellow Fever, AIDS, and COVID-19. Through an interdisciplinary approach, delves into the social, cultural, political, and scientific aspects of these epidemics, analyzing their impact on public health practices, policies, and society at large. Explores the complexities of disease outbreaks and their ramifications on public health interventions and strategies. Analyzes and discusses lessons learned from past epidemics and their relevance today.