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forced treatments and being forced to quaratine was unfair to her.

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-Mary's story was not a hero or an anti-hero, and neither was the epidemiologist. They both were complex people and decision-makers.

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-Can't fault Mary for not understanding it from a public health perspective.
-There was a lack of support in helping Mary find alternative employment and livelihood support.

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-Woman
-Immigrant woman
-Unmarried
-Vilified in the press -- probably wouldn't have been the same if she was a man and seen as a provider for her family. Also, the general role of media and how it can undermine science and medicine by pushing the "spectacle"
-What happened to men who were asymptomatic carriers?
-Thinking about identities in the context of history (witch burnings, suspicion, mistrust, etc.)

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hard for the public to understand what a healthy carrier was because that was the first case of a healthy carrier at that time. Would be difficult for someone to wrap their head around.

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The power of public health communication

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The power of public health communication

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The power of public health communication and its either positive or negative impact on an individual or a community.

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The role of media in spreading misinformation regarding health crisis or issues and misleading the public, causing fear and distress and enforcing that.

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there is a fine line between protecting individual choices and protecting the general public and different approaches should be applied depending on the situation. for example, I think it would helped to find out from Mary the reason fro her resistance 

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there is a fine line between protecting individual choices and protecting the general public and different approaches should be applied depending on the situation. for example, I think it would helped to find out from Mary the reason fro her resistance 

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Extremely mean and rude to Mary. The science was not presented to her in a way for her to understand so it makes sense that she would be against what he was telling her. it was understandable for him to want to prevent the spread of the disease but his actions went too far

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hard for her to pick up a different job when cooking was all she knew. Health department didn't train her in a different trade

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The mismanagement of Marry's case led to negative consequences. These consequences were attributed to the unethical approach by health workers towards Marry

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Ethic should be considered in tandem with the science and resource available. What happened to Mary might be unethical now, but at a time when disease containment and treatment is challenging, it is important to prioritize public safety before individual right
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