Understanding Market-Driven Epidemics Market-driven epidemics are a pressing global health concern that deserves our immediate attention. Coined by Jonathan Quick, this term encapsulates the alarming spread of harmful consumer products—think tobacco, opioids, and sugary foods—much like infectious diseases. These products are not just bad for us; they’re responsible for an estimated 23 million deaths worldwide […]
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Challenges and Responses to Market-Driven Epidemics
Understanding Market-Driven Epidemics: A Comprehensive Analysis On July 26, 2024, researchers from the Duke University (2024 USNews Ranking: 7) Global Health Institute released a pivotal study that delves into the identification and response to market-driven epidemics, particularly those associated with tobacco, prescription opioids, and sugary foods. The study highlights a staggering statistic: the excessive consumption […]
