<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><post link="https://sph.umich.edu/news/2026posts/panel-of-national-public-health-leaders-traces-250-years-of-American-history.html" display="true" featured="true"><title>Panel of national public health leaders traces 250 years of American history—and asks what comes next? </title><subject/><subtitle/><description>University of Michigan School of Public Health hosted national public health leaders Arnold Monto, Georges Benjamin and Boris Lushniak and historian Marian Moser Jones for a Democracy Week panel exploring public health’s 250-year impact on American life, the erosion of public trust, and what the next generation must do to rebuild it.</description><pubDate>Thu, 17 Sep 2026 14:43:15 -0800</pubDate><tags><talking-about>Michigan</talking-about><faculty>Arnold Monto</faculty><category>News</category><talking-about>Global Public Health</talking-about><talking-about>Faculty</talking-about><talking-about>Flu</talking-about><category>Faculty</category><category>Epidemiology</category><talking-about>Health Care</talking-about><talking-about>Vaccines</talking-about><talking-about>Infectious Disease</talking-about></tags><image><img src="/news/2026posts/images/america-at-250.jpg" alt="The panel on the stage, from left: Boris Lushniak, Arnold Monto, Georges Benjamin, Marian Moser Jones and Dan Glickman."/></image><imagelarge><img/></imagelarge></post>