Epidemiology and Culture (Cambridge Studies in Medical Anthropology, Series Number 13)
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Epidemiology and Culture (Cambridge Studies in Medical Anthropology, Series Number 13)

by James A. Trostle

Public Health Epidemiology medical anthropology
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This volume explores the relationship between epidemiology and culture, offering insights into how social factors shape health and disease across populations.

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This book examines how cultural factors influence the spread and perception of disease within populations.

It integrates perspectives from medical anthropology and epidemiology to provide a broader understanding of health issues.

Readers will gain insight into the methodologies used to study health and illness across different societies.

The text highlights the importance of cultural context in public health research and practice.

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