About this book
Thomas McKeown's landmark argument that the great nineteenth-century decline in mortality owed more to improvements in nutrition and living standards than to specific medical interventions. Widely taught and debated in public health, epidemiology and the history of medicine.
Edition history
- First published
- 1976
- Imprint
- Edward Arnold
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