History of Health
- Establishment of the World Health Organization
- History of the health care industry
- History of medicine
- History of public health
- Life expectancy over human history
- History of HIV
- History of pharmaceutical industry
- History of health care reform
- History of cancer
- History of environmental health
- History of genetics
- History of toxicology
- History of occupational health
- History of anthrax
- History of drug resistance
- History of antiretroviral thearpy
- History of avian influenza
- History of cholera
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