Drawing on in-depth case studies from across England, this book mounts a powerful argument that governance and the health of a population are inextricably linked. Linda Marks deploys original research
Drawing on in-depth case studies from across England, this book mounts a powerful argument that governance and the health of a population are inextricably linked. Linda Marks deploys original research
David and his family use his grandfather's time travel machine to travel to 1853 Ohio, where they assist runaway slaves on their journey north on the Underground Railroad.
After being adopted by Michael's family and moving from Mexico to Dallas, Javier tries to adapt to life in the United States but realizes he misses his old life in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
After seeing Javier on the other side of the Rio Grande in Mexico, Michael starts to write him letters and then helps Javier cross the river to come into the United States.
David and his family use his grandfather's time travel machine to travel to 1893 Cambridge, Massachusetts, where they meet African American football pioneer William Henry Lewis, who played for Harvard
After being adopted by Michael's family and moving from Mexico to Dallas, Javier tries to adapt to life in the United States but realizes he misses his old life in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
David travels back in time to 1906 San Francisco to try to save the lives of Antonio Giovanni and his family who were victims of the devastating earthquake.
"Health inequalities remain the most stubborn of adversaries for public health practitioners, policy makers and activists. But new challenges are emerging: climate change and pandemic flu being perha
For public health professionals, researchers, and students, Hunter (health policy and management, Durham U., UK) et al. evaluate the public health system in England from 1974 to 2009, how its paramete
