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Jul–Aug 1985 · Vol. 16 · #4

Vol 16 · 32 pages · 237,702 characters of OCR text · Open Issue

Summary

The July-August 1985 issue of HealthPAC Bulletin focuses on critical health issues affecting marginalized populations, particularly the homeless and those impacted by environmental pollution. Notable articles include 'The Sickness That Won't Heal,' which discusses the healthcare challenges faced by the nation's homeless, and 'AIDS: The Impending Quarantine,' which addresses the growing crisis of AIDS and its societal implications. The issue also highlights the Hanrahan family's legal battle against Merck in Ireland, raising questions about corporate accountability and environmental health. Overall, the Bulletin emphasizes the need for systemic change in health policy to address these pressing issues.

Topics

homelessness-healthenvironmental-healthhiv-aidshealthcare-as-rightaccess-to-carepublic-hospitalshealth-activismcommunity-organizingracism-in-medicinedrug-addictionmaternal-infant-healthtuberculosis

Articles · 3

p. 9–13
Concerns about confidentiality and public health policies regarding AIDS are discussed, highlighting the potential for civil rights erosion.
p. 15–19
The article examines the challenges and limitations faced by local health departments in addressing occupational health issues.
p. 20–27
This piece explores the health care challenges faced by the homeless population in America, emphasizing the need for comprehensive support.

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