The Social Causes of Health and Disease
William C. Cockerham’s The Social Causes of Health and Disease examines the relationship between society, health, and illness. Presenting a sociological perspective, the book helps readers consider how social conditions influence health and disease, making it relevant to students and anyone interested in public health and medical sociology.
About This Book
The Social Causes of Health and Disease examines health and illness through a social perspective.
William C. Cockerham focuses attention on the ways society and social conditions relate to patterns of health and disease.
The book provides a foundation for understanding health beyond purely individual or biological explanations.
It is suited to readers interested in sociology, public health, medicine, and the social dimensions of illness.
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