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Population health and public health: Commonalities and differences
Objective: To explore the synergy between population health and public health by initiating a discourse about their interconnected roles, responsibilities, and approaches in achieving optimal health outcomes. Overview: Population health and public health, although distinct, are interconnected discip
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