Housing and the Public Health

John Robertson provides a detailed analysis of the impact of housing on public health in this important book. He examines the ways in which poor housing conditions can contribute to the spread of disease and identifies strategies for improving housing quality. This is an essential read for anyone interested in public health policy or the history of housing in the United States.
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