Medicine in Mexico

Discover the fascinating world of medicine in mid-twentieth century Mexico with Medicine in Mexico by Gordon Schendel. Published in 1968 by the University of Texas Press, this insightful paperback spans 372 pages, exploring the diverse and contrasting landscapes of Mexican culture, society, and geography.

From the mystical practices of witch doctors in remote jungle villages to the groundbreaking research conducted by esteemed scientists in bustling Mexico City, this book delves into the rich history of medicine and public health in Mexico. Schendel's compelling narrative invites readers to understand the complex interplay between traditional healing practices and modern medical advancements, providing a unique perspective on the evolution of healthcare in this vibrant nation.

Whether you're a medical professional, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about Mexico's cultural heritage, Medicine in Mexico is a must-read that promises to enlighten and engage.