• N C Med J · Jul 2012

    Planners and public health professionals need to partner...again.

    • Mitchell Silver.
    • Department of City Planning, City of Raleigh, One Exchange Plaza, PO Box 590, Raleigh, NC 27602-0590, USA. mitchell.silver@raleighnc.gov
    • N C Med J. 2012 Jul 1; 73 (4): 290-6.

    AbstractThe planning profession traces its origins to the efforts of 19th century reformers to improve public health by addressing problems resulting from urbanization. So it is fitting that in the 21st century, planners are once again working with public health professionals to make communities healthier, this time by addressing problems caused by suburbanization.

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