Chapter 1: What Is Public Health? .A Brief History of Public Health.Dogma and Disease - The Sociology of Public Health.Bad Smells, Bodies, and Boards of Health: Controlling Disease Becomes a Legislative Process.We Can See You Now - Germs Identified as the Enemy.Better Sanitation Through Cleaning the Gene Pool - Eugenics and SocialEngineering.Why Modern Schools of Public Health Owe Their Origin to an Alpine Railway.Tunnel - The Medical Science of Social and Economic Development.It's Easier to Prevent It Than Treat It - Mid 20th Century Public Health Public Health and Emergencies.Taking Care of It Yourself - The Ascent of Health Promotion.Meetings and Definitions - Making Sure Everyone Is on the Same PageChapter 2: Classical Key Concepts.Some Basic Terminology.Person, Place, and Time -- The Determinants of Health.SummaryChapter 3: Surveillance.The Uses of Surveillance.Methods of Surveillance.Sources of Data.Spectrum of Outcomes.Attributes of Surveillance Systems.SummaryChapter 4: Outcomes.Counting the Bodies.Measures of Mortality.Measures of Impact.DALYs, QALYs, and Other Outcomes That Don't End in "LY".SummaryChapter 5: Risk.On the Varieties of Risk.Risk Assessment.Risk Perception.Communicating Risk.Risk Tolerance.SummaryChapter 6: Mitigation and Prevention.Changing the Outcomes.Making a Difference -- Modern Public Health Interventions.The Origin of Public HealthChapter 7: Globalization of Public Health and the Influence of Population Mobility.Globalization and Public Health over the Ages.SummaryChapter 8: The Future.Changing Management of Threats, Risks, and the Perception of Risk in Public Health.Inter-connectivity and Globalization of Public Health.Integration of Health and Public Health Capacities - Coordination and Collaboration.Population Mobility and International Diversity and Disparity.Moving from Stakeholders to Stewardship: Integration of Health, Public Health with Other Non-Health Sectors.Summary