Introducing Medical Anthropology: A Discipline in Action
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Introducing Medical Anthropology: A Discipline in Action

by Merrill Singer, Hans Baer, Debbi Long, Alex Pavlotski

Textbook health sciences medical anthropology
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Introducing Medical Anthropology: A Discipline in Action offers a clear introduction to medical anthropology and its place among the social sciences. Written by Merrill Singer, Hans Baer, Debbi Long, and Alex Pavlotski, this book provides a foundation for readers beginning to explore the field and its relevance to medicine and society.

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Introducing Medical Anthropology: A Discipline in Action presents an introduction to the field of medical anthropology.

The book provides a foundation for understanding medical anthropology as an active discipline connected to questions of health and society.

Written by Merrill Singer, Hans Baer, Debbi Long, and Alex Pavlotski, it is suited to readers seeking an overview of the subject.

Its broad introductory focus makes it useful for exploring the relationship between anthropology and medicine.

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