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<span>Both the medical model and the public health model have in common a desire to educate people about their health, healthy options, and consequences of not paying attention to health issues. The medical model may, at times, include too much information for some to understand the bottom-line, while the public health model may be watered down in an attempt to reach the masses.</span>

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