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Public Health Chronicles is a compelling and practical account drawn from years of frontline experience in public health practice, outbreak preparedness, laboratory systems management, and health leadership. In a world shaped by pandemics, public health emergencies, and fragile health systems, preparedness is no longer optional-it is essential. This book explores how public health systems function under pressure, where policy meets practice, and where leadership decisions directly shape outcomes for communities. What this book covers: Outbreak preparedness and emergency response Public health laboratory systems and biosafety Disease surveillance, coordination, and governance Leadership and ethical decision-making in crisis settings Lessons from low- and middle-income country contexts Written for public health professionals, policymakers, laboratory scientists, students, and global health leaders. Public Health Chronicles serves both as a practical guide and a reflective narrative on building resilient, people-centered health systems. This book is not just a record of experience-it is a call to strengthen preparedness, uphold professional excellence, and invest in the systems that protect lives. About the Author Munir A. Bankole is a public health professional with expertise in medical microbiology, outbreak preparedness, laboratory systems, biosafety, and health leadership. He has contributed to public health capacity building, policy development, and emergency response initiatives, with a strong commitment to ethical, evidence-based practice.

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