Understanding the Global Dimensions of Health

Health is not escaping the current bulldozer of 'globalization,' with its attendant benefits, errors, complications, and unknowns.

Economic, social, political, environmental, behavioural, and even transcendental factors are being perceived as shaping the increasingly borderless world order, and societal structures, including the health professional, are finding themselves ill prepared for the changes.

This book is an attempt to understand, explain and if possible act on the transformations.

It is highly recommended as a welcome collection of level-headed analyses of the current confused transmutations in disease theory and health action.