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Attorney general eric holder has announced that the new Justice Department initiative aimed at Building Trust between local Law Enforcement and the civilians they serve by providing training. He said the effort is a response to what happened after the Police Shooting in ferguson misery last month. The attorney general discussed the new initiative at the Justice Department last week. [inaudible conversations] welcome to all of you including the members of the media. Its good to see you all. I am ...

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World Immunization Week this year celebrates 50 years of efforts to provide universal access to lifesaving vaccines.

May 8 commemorates the 40th anniversary of the eradication of smallpox. This accomplishments is regarded by many as the most monumental achievement in international public health.

This article considers some of the factors that currently pose a challenge to the notion of disease eradication with a focus on the issues of surveillance, prospects for prophylaxis, and the concept of the patient's right to choose.

Faculty members Carlos del Rio, Martha Fineman, William Foege and Hank Klibanoff have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary societies and a leading center for independent policy research.

Each year at commencement, a member of the Columbia Mailman graduating class is awarded the Bernard Challenor Spirit Prize, one of the School’s top honors, given in recognition of those who exemplify the character of the award’s namesake. But who was Bernard Challenor? He was a pioneering African-American public health scientist, beloved colleague and teacher, and public

Vietnam, Afghanistan, and the persistence of American ambition.

Vietnam, Afghanistan, and the persistence of American ambition.