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television companies support c-span 2 as a public service recently george washington university professor and emergency physician dr. lena wen offered a first-hand account of working in public health the initial title for the book was public health savior life today. i had intended to write this book not about my own journey at all. actually, i wanted to tell the story of baltimore. i wanted to show the world when i know what you all know

television companies support c-span 2 as a public service recently george washington university professor and emergency physician dr. lena wen offered a first-hand account of working in public health the initial title for the book was public health savior life today. i had intended to write this book not about my own journey at all. actually, i wanted to tell the story of baltimore. i wanted to show the world when i know what you all know about the incredible innovations the dedicated people working here in our city and the difference that we're making and i also wanted to demonstrate then about the projects that i was so proud of overseeing in baltimore our program safe streets to interrupt violence our opioid overdose work that saved more than 3,000 lives in three years are people for healthy babies program. that's still going out strong now that during the time i was here reduced infant mortality by 38% in a seven-year period i mean, that's what i had initially intended to write the book on. but in talking to my publisher over. time i started to realize that my story is also a story of public health. and that story wa

television companies support c-span 2 as a public service recently george washington university professor and emergency physician dr. lena wen offered a first-hand account of working in public health the initial title for the book was public health savior life today. i had intended to write this book not about my own journey at all. actually, i wanted to tell the story of baltimore. i wanted to show the world when i know what you all know about the incredible innovations the dedicated people working here in our city and the difference that we're making and i also wanted to demonstrate them about the projects that i was so proud of overseeing in baltimore our program safe streets to interrupt violence our opioid overdose work that saved more than 3,000 lives in three years are people for healthy babies program. that's still going out strong now that during the time i was here reduced infant mortality by 38% in a seven-year period i mean, that's what i had initially intended to write the book on. but in talking to my publisher over. time i started to realize that my story is also a story of public health. and that story wa