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Research at least four scholarly journal articles related to a topic of interest in public health.

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As you conduct a literature review of at least four scholarly journal articles related to a topic of threats of epidemics and pandemics in public health, I offer some ideas for you to consider:

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Darling, M. (2005). THE PANDEMIC THREAT. Quadrant Magazine, 49(10), 7-10.

Darling suggests how global risks associated with emerging infectious diseases (EID) not only affect public health but also "led to extending the security agenda from the ...

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