Epidemiology and the People's Health: Theory and Context
A critical examination of epidemiologic theory and its social and political contexts, highlighting how power and inequality influence population health.
About This Book
This book examines the theoretical foundations and historical development of epidemiology as a discipline.
It situates epidemiologic inquiry within broader social and political contexts that influence population health.
The work emphasizes the importance of understanding power structures and inequalities in shaping health outcomes.
Readers gain insight into how epidemiologic methods and theories have evolved over time.
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