Appalachian Health and Well-Being
by Kathryn Brown, Robert L. Ludke, Phillip J. Obermiller, Richard A. Couto, Carol S. Baugh, Melanie F. Myers, Michael S. Hendryx, Evelyn A. Knight, Joel A. Halverson, Gilbert H. Friedell, Eleanor S. Cantrell, Ann L. Mccracken, E. Kelly Firesheets, Sharon A. Denham, Jennifer Chubinski, Mark A. Carrozza, James L. Fisher, John M. Mclaughlin, Mira L. Katz, Mary Ellen Wewers, Mark B. Dignan, Electra D. Paskett, Barbara B. Weaner, Rebecca J. Schmidt, Levi D. Procter, Andrew C. Bernard, Paul A. Kearney, Julia F. Costich, Susan E. Keefe, Lisa Curtin, Michael S. Dunn, Bruce A. Behringer, Kristine H. Bowers, Daniel W. Mcneil, Richard J. Crout, Mary L. Marazita, Eric W. Rademacher, Shiloh K. Turner, Ronnie D. Horner
Appalachian Health and Well-Being brings together a wide range of contributors to consider health and quality of life in Appalachia. Its multidisciplinary focus makes it a useful resource for readers interested in regional studies, public health, community well-being, and the social conditions affecting Appalachian communities.
About This Book
Appalachian Health and Well-Being examines health and quality of life in the Appalachian region.
Featuring contributions from a broad group of authors, the book reflects multidisciplinary interest in the factors that shape regional well-being.
It offers a useful resource for readers studying Appalachia, public health, community conditions, and social issues.
The volume is suited to academic, professional, and general readers seeking a focused perspective on health in the region.
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