Infections and Inequalities: The Modern Plagues
by Paul Farmer
A critical look at how poverty and social inequality drive the spread and persistence of infectious diseases around the world.
About This Book
Infections and Inequalities examines the relationship between poverty, social conditions, and the prevalence of infectious diseases.
The book highlights how structural inequalities influence health outcomes across different populations.
It draws on global case studies to illustrate patterns of disease and access to care.
Readers gain insight into the broader social factors that contribute to modern health challenges.
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