In the face of a looming global
public health crisis from the Zika virus, Congressional Republicans have not only failed to lead, they have proposed policies that would do more harm than good.
Not exact matches
All levels of government, hurting
from the toll the
public health crisis has had on budgets, are taking action,
from municipalities (Kermit, WV; Chicago, Il, Everett, WA) to counties (Mingo in WV; Nassau in NY; Orange in California) to states (Mississippi, Ohio, New Mexico).
The result is a double -
crisis: austerity stemming
from debt deflation, while
public health, communications, information technology, transportation and other basic infrastructure are privatized by corporate monopolies that raise prices charged to labor and industry.
Writing in The Times, Kate Lampard, chairwoman of GambleAware said: «As a society, we should be concerned about the rising risk of harm
from wider access and more regular participation in gambling on future generations, resulting in a possible
public health crisis in gambling addiction.»
The United Nations recently recognised the threat of these non-communicable diseases as a global
public health crisis, and called for decisive preventative action
from government leaders.
Of late, sleep insufficiency and chronic deprivation in adults has been likened to a
public health crisis, with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine estimating that approximately 70 million Americans suffer
from chronic sleep deprivation and nearly 60 % of them suffer
from a chronic sleep disorder.
A new poll
from Siena College shows that 90 % of New Yorkers say the current opioid
crisis is worse than previous
public health crises.
Your editorial also oddly criticized the budget both for continuing state tax cuts for the middle class and for actions to protect
public health by raising revenues
from large corporations, including
from pharmaceutical companies that helped create the opioid
crisis.
While it didn't rise to the level of a
public health crisis, state and local officials wanted to prevent that
from happening.
Our coordinated response brought stakeholders
from across the community together to address the
public health crisis of our time.
The two men have for months engaged in a bruising
public rivalry that has had an effect on policy decisions ranging
from education to managing two
public health crises.
The temporary closing of Dr. Eugene J. Gosy's Amherst medical office after his criminal indictment last week — cutting off hundreds, if not thousands, of his panic - stricken patients
from their opioid medications — has created a
public health crisis in Erie County.
«Too many families and lives are destroyed by these dangerous drugs and this lawsuit is a major step forward in our effort to combat this
crisis from both a
public health and legal perspective,» Mahoney said in a statement.
The rise of tuberculosis (TB) in Zimbabwe during the socio - economic
crisis of 2008 - 9 has been linked to widespread food shortage, according to a new study led by Canadian researchers
from the University of Toronto Dalla Lana School of
Public Health published in PLOS ONE.
Republicans on the committee focused their questions on how Pruitt will work to prevent pollution
from causing serious
public health problems like the lead contamination
crisis affecting Flint, Michigan, and criticized the Obama administration's climate regulations.
In China, the report says, fossil fuels impose $ 1,790 bn in
health costs
from air pollution, more than 18 times what the nation pays to oil, gas and coal producers, helping to fuel a
public health crisis that is already causing 1.6 million premature deaths every year.
No, GUN VIOLENCE is a
public health crisis + Spano blocked HB 219 banning assault weapons in his committee for 2 yrs,» said Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith
from Orlando.
We applaud the state's
public health officials in acting to address this epidemic, but we also encourage our legislators to adequately fund
public health efforts to protect all Hoosiers
from future
health crises from HIV and other devastating outcomes.