Editor—Meeting the information needs of public health workers in developing countries is an urgent problem.1 Information has to be provided, but how best can this be done? The first public health institutions were established in England in the 19th century after the health effects of the Industrial Revolution were experienced. The advances in public health there had a strong influence in Europe and the United States. The approaches towards public health in the 20th century have been dominated by Britain and the United States. …
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