Public Art & Health

Population-level thinking about health exposures

Research record PAH-068 · Finding, limitations, sources and publication relationships.

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· 1985 · United Kingdom

Findings, methods and sources

MechanismsTheoryContext / synthesis

Finding. Distinguishes the causes of individual cases from the causes of incidence in a population, and argues that the population strategy, which shifts exposure for everyone, deserves priority.

Limitation. Included as context for thinking about environments that everyone passes through; the paper does not concern art.

Rose G. Sick individuals and sick populations. Int J Epidemiol. 1985;14(1):32–38.

Methods and verification

Verification level: Abstract or primary source checked

Design
Theoretical epidemiology paper
Sample / scope
Not applicable
Setting
Population health
Art form
Several or unspecified

Abstract or primary source checked, 28 September 2026 · Verification source

Editorial review: 2026-09-28 · Verification policy

Publications and overlap

No confirmed shared-publication match is recorded for this entry in Edition 4.11. Source-by-source and participant-level reconciliation is incomplete; this does not establish an independent study.

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Public Art & Health. Population-level thinking about health exposures. Research record PAH-068. Edition 4.11, 29 September 2026. https://www.publicart.health/research/pah-068

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