addicted.pregnant.poor (Critical Global Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)
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addicted.pregnant.poor (Critical Global Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)

by Kelly Ray Knight

Sociology Health Ethnography
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Kelly Ray Knight’s addicted.pregnant.poor explores addiction, pregnancy, and poverty through the lens of critical global health. Bringing together evidence, efficacy, and ethnography, the book offers a focused contribution for readers interested in medicine, anthropology, health policy, and the social conditions that shape health.

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addicted.pregnant.poor is a work in critical global health by Kelly Ray Knight.

The book addresses addiction, pregnancy, and poverty within a global health framework.

Its stated approach brings together evidence, efficacy, and ethnography.

This title is suited to readers exploring health, medicine, anthropology, and social inequality.

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