Vulnerable Populations in the United States (Public Health/Vulnerable Populations)
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Vulnerable Populations in the United States (Public Health/Vulnerable Populations)

by Leiyu Shi, Gregory D. Stevens

Public Health Social Sciences
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Vulnerable Populations in the United States examines the health and social concerns affecting vulnerable groups from a public health perspective. This academic resource offers a foundation for understanding population vulnerability, disparities, and challenges related to health and healthcare in the United States.

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Vulnerable Populations in the United States explores the subject of vulnerable groups through a public health perspective.

The book focuses on populations whose health and well-being may be affected by social, economic, or healthcare-related challenges.

It is suited to readers seeking an academic introduction to vulnerability, health disparities, and population-based health concerns in the United States.

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