Cult and Science of Public Health

Explore the intricate relationship between public health and society in Kevin Dew's thought-provoking book, Cult and Science of Public Health. Published by Berghahn Books in 2012, this 188-page hardback delves into how contemporary public health rituals unite individuals through shared experiences of material existence and humanity. Dew argues that public health serves as a moral compass in our increasingly diverse world, often filling the void left by traditional religions. This insightful examination is essential for those interested in health attitudes, accessibility of health services, and the social aspects of medical policy in the United Kingdom. Discover how public health shapes our collective identity and moral framework in a rapidly changing society.