Cancer And The Politics Of Care

Name: Cancer And The Politics Of Care
Brand: UCL Press

UCL Press

Explore the complex intersection of global health systems and oncology in Cancer and the Politics of Care: Inequalities and Interventions in Global Perspective. This scholarly work, edited by Linda Rae Bennett, offers a critical examination of how social, political, and economic factors shape cancer diagnosis and treatment outcomes around the world. The book synthesizes diverse ethnographic studies to provide a comprehensive look at the disparities in cancer care, highlighting the institutional and structural barriers that prevent equitable access to medical interventions. It serves as an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals in medical anthropology, global health, and sociology. Key themes include the social determinants of health, the politics of patient care, and the global variation in oncology resources. This academic hardback provides an in-depth analysis of health inequalities and the effectiveness of current health interventions in a global context.