This Chinese invention developed about 5,000 years ago was great for eating dumplings and played an early role in improved sanitation and hygiene.

This heavy metal (not Metallica) is dangerous for fetal development and found in fish.

This important public health person is interested in the causes of diseases and how to control them, the frequency and geographic distribution of diseases, and the causal relationships between diseases.

This official name of this piece of legislation commonly referred to as "Obamacare".

Marion is named after this American Revolutionary War general, also known as the Swamp Fox and inspired the Mel Gibson movie The Patriot.

This class of drugs developed from Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin in 1928 are used preventatively against bacterial diseases.

This process is known as the sterilization of milk.

The outbreak of a disease across multiple countries.

At this age, U.S. citizens are eligible for the health insurance program, Medicare.

This legendary footballer helped create an all-Native American NFL team called the Oorang Indians in Larue during the early 1920's.

A trade deal gone wrong. This 14th century pandemic spread through rodents and fleas from trading ships killed more than 100 million people.

This "sailor sickness" plagued ship crews for thousands of years. To treat it, eat a lemon or an orange.

The number of observations in a study, AKA n.

This acronym is used to represent the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

This landmark located just 1600 feet from MPH was where Marion was first founded during the War of 1812. General William H. Harrison and his troops camped here and drank from the well.

She was "Patient Zero" of the 1906 New York typhoid epidemic. Doctors called her the most dangerous woman in America.

Folic acid, a water-soluble B Vitamin, prevents these in developing fetuses.

This sector of statistics deals with the development and application of statistics in health-related fields.

As part of health reform legislation, this insurance program has been expanded in many states to include individuals who earn up to 138 percent of the Federal Poverty Level, annually.

This former 1990's Ohio State Buckeye quarterback became part-owner of the now defunct Marion Mayhem in 2007 and still holds two Continental Indoor Football League records.

The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act banned smoking in many indoor areas and designated specific smoking areas in this year.

This minimal internal temperature (Fahrenheit) stated by the Ohio Administrative Code is used to cook poultry to ensure that foodborne bacteria have been destroyed.

"The Father of Modern Epidemiology"

This model of healthcare delivery and financing is also called an “ACO.”

Marion's own President Warren G. Harding was sworn into the presidency this year.