This text shows how health may be studied from geographical perspectives and reviews a wide range of studies linking health outcomes with social and physical environments. The structure of the book is designed to guide the reader through the relevant theoretical perspectives, methodologies and research.







Shows how health may be studied from geographical perspectives and reviews a wide range of studies linking health outcomes with social and physical environments.

Designed to guide the reader through the relevant theoretical perspectives, methodologies, and research.

Supported by current examples of research in a range of geographical settings.

Pedagogical features include text boxes, directed further reading at the end of each chapter, a comprehensive bibliography and a guide to useful Internet resources.