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[Part I] The Chronic Crisis: How Public Health Was Built to Fail

2025-02-28

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The modern public health crisis is not an accident—it is the inevitable outcome of a system designed for profit, not health. The food industry, optimizing for efficiency and revenue, has transformed the global diet into one dominated by ultra-processed foods. Meanwhile, the healthcare industry, financially structured around disease management, thrives on chronic illness rather than prevention. The result is not a...

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Literature Corpus work: 6131ca04-548d-5a4e-b527-180a3f5c2007
DOI: 10.22541/au.173990499.96081265/v2

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