Following the Civil War which of the following helped develop the field of public health?

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The sanitation revolution following the Civil War led to improvements in hygiene, waste disposal, and clean water, which helped prevent the spread of diseases. The establishment of the Public Health Association in 1872 helped to professionalize the field of public health, and the discovery of the germ theory of disease by Louis Pasteur in the late 19th century provided an empirical causal link between germs and diseases, paving the way for modern public health practices. Therefore, all three options - sanitation revolution, establishment of the Public Health Association, and discovery of germ theory - helped develop the field of public health.

Following the Civil War Which of the Following Helped Develop