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A Public Health Journal (Videos)
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A Public Health Journal |
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A Public Health Journal is a weekly cable television program hosted by Boynton's
Health Director, Dr. Ed Ehlinger. Each week Dr. Ehlinger is joined by a variety
of guests to discuss health issues and problems. The program airs on Wednesday
evenings at 8:00 PM on the Metro Cable Channel 6. See a list of
upcoming shows. |
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See video viewing instructions. |
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Topics from the show "A Public Health Journal": |
- Smoke-Free Ordinances
- International Health
- Obesity
- Single Payer Health Insurance
- Public Health: Past, Present and
Future
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Note: Due to the large file size of the videos, a broadband connection is
recommended to facilitate faster downloading. |
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1. Smoke-Free Ordinances
Discusses the problems caused by second
hand smoke and examines the recent
ordinances that have been passed that bans
smoking in bars and restaurants. |
Jack Davis, CEO, Hennepin Medical Society;
and Peter Dehnel, M.D., Pediatrician. |
July 28, 2004
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Video file size, 306MB |
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2. International Health
How our health care system differs from
other countries. |
Nelima Kerre,
International Health Advocate, University of
Minnesota Twin-Cities.
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March 24, 2004 |
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Video file size, 296MB |
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3. Obesity
Discusses the biggest health problem in
the country, obesity. |
Dr. Dan Halvorsen,
Exercise Medicine Clinic at Children's
Hospital |
February 11, 2004 |
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Video file size, 310MB |
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4. Single-Payer Health Care System
Look into changing the ways of our
current health care system. |
Kip Sullivan,
University Health Care Coalition of
Minnesota. |
December 12, 2003 |
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Video file size, 304MB |
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5. Public Health: Past, Present, and Future
Discusses the elimination of smallpox,
and current and future threats to the health
of the public. |
D.A. Henderson, MD Director,
Office of Public Health Preparedness Center
for Civilian Bio-defense Studies (Johns
Hopkins). |
June 10, 2003 |
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Video file size, 306MB |
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Video Viewing Instructions |
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1. Video players |
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Videos are presented in MPEG-1 video format (.mpg). If your web browser
cannot play MPEG-1 Video files like this one, you should install an MPEG Video
player. Either of the following video players are recommended. |
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| 2. How to download a video |
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computer, right-click your mouse and choose "Save target as" to save
the file. Open one of the recommended players (Quicktime, Windows
Media Player or Real Player) and locate the file in your computer to
play. |
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Note: Due to the large file size of the videos, a broadband connection is
recommended to facilitate faster downloading. |
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