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The place where adequate health protection ought to be - - and is n't - - is , after a health and decency wage , the biggest gap remaining in the security platform . The stockpile includes masks , other items of personal protective equipment , and antiviral influenza drugs for deployment during a health emergency . Under the direction of the unified command , an environmental contractor , hired by Chem Central , will monitor the quality of the air and collect air samples downwind from fire site this afternoon to check levels of fine particulate matter in the air , as a health precaution . There is , in our judgment , no reasonable foundation for holding this to be necessary or appropriate as a health law to safeguard the public health or the health of the individuals who are following the trade of a baker . When the problem of the AIDS pandemic in Africa came up as a health , and then an economic and development issue , the US government ( under president Bill Clinton and Vice President Gore ) , tried to pressure South Africa against generic drugs and compulsory licensing . It also contains information on how to dispose of household sharps properly , the application for sites interested in accepting syringes for disposal outside a health care setting , and some additional resources . He has also taught health law at the University of Baltimore Law School and worked as a health care management consultant . The core curriculum for CAM students should include clinical competencies such as medical record keeping , knowledge of medico-legal aspects of care , practice in a referral environment , collaboration with conventional providers , and communication within a health care team .