Making the Mexican Diabetic: Race, Science, and the Genetics of Inequality
In 'Making the Mexican Diabetic,' Michael Montoya investigates how race and science contribute to genetic explanations of inequality, particularly in diabetes among Mexican groups. The book critiques the ways biomedical knowledge intersects with social structures, revealing deeper patterns of health disparity and the need for equitable scientific approaches.
About This Book
Michael Montoya's book examines the intricate relationships between race, scientific practices, and the genetics of inequality, focusing on diabetes in Mexican populations.
It delves into how scientific frameworks can perpetuate or challenge existing social disparities in health outcomes.
The work highlights the role of cultural and historical contexts in understanding medical conditions like diabetes.
Through a critical lens, it addresses the implications of genetic research on marginalized communities.
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