What's past is prologue. Future issues in public health.

On Association, the 75th anniversary it is appropriate of the to Canadian look at the Public past Health and to Associatio , it s a propriat to look a the pas and to attempt to suggest some of its implications for the future of public health in Canada. This phrase "what's past is prologue"1 is carved in stone above the main entrance to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. One of my favorite cartoons is that of a taxi driver with two tourists in