Smoking and the Discourse of Public Health in Britain, 1945-2000
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Köp båda 2 för 3510 krMark W Bufton, History A consummate and finessed study of the many issues and wrangles around the politics of smoking in Britain in the second half of the twentieth century... a thoughtful and well-researched book.
International Journal of Epidemiology This is an important book not only for anyone specifically interested in tobacco control, but also for anyone interested in the evolution of public health in Britain and further afield.
Matthew Hilton, Twentieth Century British History ...this will remain a definitive history of public health expertise for many years to come.
Pamela Pennock Social History of Medicine ...valuable for the considerable knowledge it imparts about scientists, their research, and their relationship to policy making, and the changing ideology of public health in Britian.
Wayne Hall, Addiction Marketing Health is a must read for anyone with an interest in the evolution of tobacco policy, and public health policies more generally, in the United Kingdom over the last decade.
Introduction: Marketing health. Smoking and the discourse 1-34 of public health, 1945-2000; Public health in the 1950s; the watershed of smoking and lung cancer; Medicine and the media: marketing public health in the 1960s; Systematic gradualism: harm reduction public health and the industry 1950s-1971; Technical public health: the 1971 cross government enquiry and the rise of economics; Expert committees and regulation in the 1970s; The rise of health activism in the 1970s: the health pressure group; The new public health package; Environment and infectious disease in the 1980s: from passive smoking to AIDS; Medicating the underclass? Pharmaceutical public health and the discovery of addiction; Conclusion