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Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 2008;62:186
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"Public health needs to be chameleon"

L Levin

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Public health may be uniquely distinguished among professional activity; its operating strategies and functions, to be effective, must be chameleon-like in reflecting, merging and blending into the values, perspectives, preferences, priorities and problem-solving styles of the communities it serves.







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