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...many who admired him from afar," said Dr. Jonathan M. Mann '69, director of the International AIDS Center at the Institute...
...many other cities. The era of the megacity could bring the triumphant return of microbes that have toppled empires throughout history. Says Harvard public-health expert Jonathan Mann: "We only have a truce with infectious disease, and if a city's infrastructure gets overloaded, the balance can tip back to microbes at any time." The cholera epidemic that hit Latin American cities last year, hospitalizing more than 400,000 people and killing at least 4,000 in a few months, shows how quickly a disease can move when it finds a foothold in crowded slums...
Packwood, however, did not answer the latest accusations: he was incommunicado, undergoing diagnosis for possible alcohol abuse at an undisclosed treatment center. Some viewed this as a calculated dodge. "Packwood is playing the role of victim, using the alcoholism excuse," said Thomas Mann, an expert on congressional affairs for the Brookings Institution. "It's clear that he is overwhelmed and is trying to figure out how to manage this scandal...
...devastating effect this was having in other countries. There is a loss of confidence in us, and loss of political credit, and there is an economic loss. Industry has complained massively to Bonn about the economic price we are paying." Industrialists were not alone in complaining. Declared historian Golo Mann, 83: "If I were 50, I would arm myself. Trust in the state's protection clearly no longer suffices...
...first Bagnoud professor of health and humanrights will be Jonathan M. Mann '69, now professorof epidemiology and international health. Mann,who has been active in the World HealthOrganization and the study of AIDS, "has been areal leader of the field defining human rights andhealth," Fineberg said...