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Injury as a Field of Public Health: Achievements and ControversiesRichard J. BonnieUniversity of Virginia - School of Law Bernard GuyerJohns Hopkins University - Bloomberg School of Public Health Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Vol. 30, No. 2 Abstract: The authors describe how the mission of public health has come to encompass the prevention and amelioration of injury. They also highlight the political and ethical challenges now confronting the field, including extension of the analytic tools of public health from unintentional to intentional injuries, integration of behavioral and environmental perspectives, understanding and managing risk-risk trade-offs, responding satisfactorily to charges of paternalism, and maintaining scientific credibility while advocating for controversial interventions. Accepted Paper Series Date posted: September 17, 2002Suggested Citation |
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