¶ … Flu deaths expected to rise" is written by influenza expert Mr. W. Paul McKinney. He stated that the influenza virus will be stronger and worst this year and the health officials should make precautions for it and spread awareness amongst the masses about the attack. The virus is expected to attack more brutally on the older people and infants, i.e., people who are older than 65 years and younger than 5 years are more likely to be attacked. The virus can also cause several deaths of those who are already suffering with chronic diseases. Hence there will be an overall rise in flu deaths this year. There is no doubt that the government and other health officials and professionals are trying their best in order to educate people about the severity of the virus and to make the situation prominent and vivid, but there is a need of much more efforts in order to combat with the virus since it can cause more deaths than the last few years (Mckinney).
This article is addressing a public health issue since it has been a matter of almost entire nation,...
Around the world and particularly in U.S., the issue of public health has been under great discussion and several efforts have been made in order to improve the facilities provided to the general public. Although many times unnoticed by public, there are several public health campaigns and facilities provided by the government. This is explained by Scutchfield and Keck as "recent years have witnessed a quiet, yet dramatic philosophical renaissance in the field of public health that has been largely unnoticed by the public." The issue of severe influenza is for the entire public and every senior citizen, every kid and every chronic patient will be its rightmost target, which may lead them to death. Hence on the whole, the article is about public health (Scutchfield & Keck 2003).
The article "Smoking breaks a thing of the past?" is written by A. Lowell. He says that many large companies around U.S. have banned smoking for their employees within the work environment. There are as much strict rules as to…
