William H. Foege

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“Life plans are an illusion. I tell students that they cannot imagine the opportunities that life will present and that they should spend their time developing a life philosophy rather than a life plan.”
William H. Foege, The Fears of the Rich, The Needs of the Poor: My Years at the CDC

“EIS officers remained in the club forever. An annual compilation was published summarizing the career of each officer, where he or she had lived, language abilities, professional expertise, and family information. With this EIS Directory, it was possible to quickly call on past officers for special problems that used their skills.”
William H. Foege, The Fears of the Rich, The Needs of the Poor: My Years at the CDC

“There are three essentials for good public health programs. The first is the conviction that the basis for public health is to achieve health equity; therefore, the bottom line is social justice in health. Second is the understanding that the science base is epidemiology. It is epidemiology that determines the gaps in social justice, identifies the groups with poor health outcomes, discovers the details of disease causation, and provides clues to how corrective action might improve health. The third essential is the need for good management for efficient implementation of corrective actions.”
William H. Foege, The Fears of the Rich, The Needs of the Poor: My Years at the CDC

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