Global Health: An Anthropological Perspective
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Global Health: An Anthropological Perspective

by Merrill Singer, Pamela I. Erickson

Health Anthropology
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Global Health: An Anthropological Perspective presents global health through an anthropological lens. Merrill Singer and Pamela I. Erickson examine the relationship between health, illness, culture, and society, offering readers a broad framework for understanding health issues in their global and human contexts.

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Global Health: An Anthropological Perspective explores global health through the lens of anthropology.

The book connects health and illness with the social and cultural contexts in which people live.

It offers an interdisciplinary perspective on global health and human experience.

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