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Health Economics | Center for Health Policy | Global Health | Newsletter Health Policy Research Newsletter – Sept. 2013 September 11, 2013 | Peter J. Hotez toggle sidebar Toggle Sidebar Table of Contents Author(s) Peter J. Hotez Senior Fellow in Disease and Humanity Share this Publication Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Print This Publication Neglected tropical diseases are a significant public health problem in some parts of the southern U.S., including Texas, says Peter Hotez, fellow in disease and poverty. hpr_newsletter_sept2013_3.pdf Print This Publication Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Related Research Center for Health Policy | Podcast How Science Misinformation Affects Parenting and Child Health Read More Center for Health Policy | Podcast How School Safety Policies Affect Student Well-Being Read More Health Economics | Center for Health Policy | Report Texas Universities Show Sharp Differences in Health Insurance Premiums Read More Back to top
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