Mama Might Be Better Off Dead: The Failure of Health Care in Urban America
Laurie Kaye Abraham examines the failure of health care in urban America, focusing on the human and social consequences of a system that does not adequately serve its communities. This nonfiction work explores medicine, inequality, and the difficult realities of navigating urban health care.
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Mama Might Be Better Off Dead examines the failures of health care in urban America.
Laurie Kaye Abraham focuses on the effects of those failures on patients, families, and communities.
The book offers a nonfiction perspective on medical care, social conditions, and the challenges facing urban health systems.
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