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This 5 page paper examines the book in the context of a hypothetical example provided by a student. In a letter addressed to the Commissioner of New York State's Health Department, a student relays how the book may be used to initiate unique public service announcements. No additional sources cited.
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Fenns book entitled Pox Americana. The student is to say why it is important, and what it means for the organization and also write a memo to the boss in
that regard. The Commissioner of New York States Department of Health is Antonia C. Novella and she may be construed as a superior to such an individual.
M E M O R A N D U M March 18, 2004 Dr. Antonia C. Novella, Commissioner New York State Health Department
Dear Dr. Novella, Thank you so much for the book you asked me to read. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. In fact, I have spent many hours immersed
in the gripping tale of how Smallpox infiltrated America just after the nation would come into being. Not only was it enlightening in terms of providing medical information, but it
also prompted a sense of patriotism that I have not felt in years. In many ways, my reaction to the book, and my advice in terms of how it may
be used in the course of the work that we are doing, stems from this deep sense of wanting to do well for my country. I want to first
let you know that I thoroughly enjoy working for such a prestigious agency, but we are living in times where people have become complacent. Frankly, I am concerned. This book
has prompted me to look around and see what is going on in society today. The people are not at all interested in having their children immunized for Hepatitis B
for example and are afraid to have new inoculations come out due to the trend towards natural remedies. It does appear that mainstream medicine has lost its place in society
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