Zika and the Common Good
Who precisely is the “common good” that the public health sector purports to serve?
Tag: Science Technology and Medicine
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Zika and the Common Good
Who precisely is the “common good” that the public health sector purports to serve? by KATHERINE A. MASON The Zika-carrying Aedes Aegypti mosquito. Photo by James Gathany of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Public domain. It has been barely a year since the …
