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Hal Strelnick

9 articles in the Health/PAC Bulletin archive.

Double Indemnity: The Poverty of Affirmative Action in Medical School Entrance
Nov–Dec 1979 · p. 1–16 · Open Issue
This article examines the decline of affirmative action in health professional schools and its impact on minority enrollment.
Expanding Sutton's Law
1980 · p. 22–24 · Open Issue
The article discusses the historical context and current trends affecting community health centers and their funding.
Not Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks
Jan–Feb 1980 · p. 21–22 · Open Issue
This article explores the challenges faced by older women in medical education and the systemic biases that affect their admission.
Mental Health is Hard Work
Jan–Feb 1981 · p. 9–30 · Open Issue
The article explores the complex relationship between economic fluctuations and mental health, highlighting how downturns can affect individuals and families.
The Boom-Bust Debate
Jan–Feb 1981 · p. 32–34 · Open Issue
The article discusses the relationship between economic cycles and mental health, examining various studies and their implications.
Billions from Bandaids
May–Jun 1982 · p. 7–10 · Open Issue
An exploration of the medical equipment and supply industry, highlighting its growth and the implications for healthcare consumers.
Look Out for Number One
Mar–Apr 1983 · p. 7–14 · Open Issue
This piece critiques the unethical practices within the medical supply industry, focusing on American Hospital Supply Corporation's rise to dominance.
Media Scan
May–Jun 1983 · p. 30–32 · Open Issue
A review of various health-related books and publications, highlighting their contributions to consumer health education.
The Sandinista Revolution Is Health
Hal Strelnick explores the health care advancements made in Nicaragua following the Sandinista revolution.