Important texts, which have been deemed public health classics by the national council. Delta Omega (honorary society for graduate studies in public health). The society was founded in 1924 at Johns Hopkins University, School of Public Health.

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Article of interest: Michael North. "The Antiquarian Medical Book Trade: a survey and directory of dealers and a list of internet resources. The Watermark (Winter 2002-03): Volume XXVI, Number 1.

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