The Nation's Health

In this thought-provoking book, Malcolm Morris explores the relationship between public health and modern society. Morris, a physician and public health expert, argues that the health of a nation is not just a matter of physical wellness, but is intimately tied to social and economic factors as well. Drawing on his own experiences working in the medical field, Morris advocates for a more holistic approach to public health policy and offers practical recommendations for improving overall health outcomes.
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