NCDs, health promotion and public health

Though not necessarily using the same terminology historically, people concerned with the public’s health have long been addressing the social context of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the actions of promoting health. This commentary places the current interest in NCDs within that history and...

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Published in:Global health promotion 2013-12, Vol.20 (4_suppl), p.90-92
Main Author: McQueen, David V.
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20th century
Accident Prevention
Chronic Disease - prevention & control
Chronic illnesses
Colonialism
Communicable Diseases
Conflict of Interest
Developed Nations
Epidemiology
Etiology
Global Health - standards
Global Health - trends
Health Needs
Health Policy
Health Promotion
Health Promotion - methods
Health Promotion - standards
Humans
Ideology
Infectious diseases
Infrastructure
Injuries
Medicine
Mental Disorders
NGOs
Nongovernmental organizations
Prevention
Public Health
Public Health - methods
Public Health - standards
Public Health - trends
Researchers
Social Action
Social Environment
Social justice
Terminology
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subjects 20th century
Accident Prevention
Chronic Disease - prevention & control
Chronic illnesses
Colonialism
Communicable Diseases
Conflict of Interest
Developed Nations
Epidemiology
Etiology
Global Health - standards
Global Health - trends
Health Needs
Health Policy
Health Promotion
Health Promotion - methods
Health Promotion - standards
Humans
Ideology
Infectious diseases
Infrastructure
Injuries
Medicine
Mental Disorders
NGOs
Nongovernmental organizations
Prevention
Public Health
Public Health - methods
Public Health - standards
Public Health - trends
Researchers
Social Action
Social Environment
Social justice
Terminology
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