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The Continuing First Revolution in Public Health: Infectious Disease

机译：公共卫生领域的持续第一次革命：传染病

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Dr William Stewart, surgeon general from 1965 to 1969, died recently (April 2008). His activities focused on reducing health hazards associated with cigarettes and catalyzing the desegregation of hospitals in the south by withholding Medicare funding from those institutions unwilling to change this practice. A pediatrician and activist, he advocated for health services to the poor and national health insurance. This visionary is also remembered for another view of the public health future expressed in a 1967 presentation to the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials: "If s time we close the book on infectious diseases."Stewart, generally correct in identifying the public health agenda, was not alone in his assessment of the future role of transmissible diseases. The late Dr Robert Petersdorf, infectious disease expert, former Chair of the University of Washington Department of Medicine, and later President of the Association of American Medical Colleges, wrote in a 1978 New England Journal of Medicine article: "I cannot conceive of a need for more infectious disease experts unless they spend their time culturing each other."
机译：威廉·斯图尔特（William Stewart）博士是1965年至1969年的外科医生，最近去世（2008年4月）。他的活动致力于减少与香烟相关的健康危害，并通过拒绝那些不愿改变这种做法的机构提供的医疗保险资金，来促进南部医院的种族隔离。他是儿科医生和维权人士，主张为穷人提供医疗服务和提供国民健康保险。这位远见卓识的人还记得另一种关于公共卫生未来的观点，该观点是在1967年向州和地区卫生官员协会的演讲中表达的：“如果是时候，我们关闭传染病这本书。” Stewart，通常在识别公共卫生方面是正确的议程，并不是只有他来评估传染病的未来作用。已故传染病专家罗伯特·彼得斯多夫（Robert Petersdorf）博士，华盛顿大学医学院前主席，后来美国医学院联合会主席在1978年《新英格兰医学杂志》上写道：“我无法想到需要对于更多的传染病专家，除非他们花时间互相培养。”

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