Re: [Marxism] Marxism and Public Health: Bibliography help

["farmelantj@xxxxxxxx" <farmelantj@xxxxxxxx>]

BTW anyone interested in researching topic in epidemiology or any other aspect 
of medicine would be well advised to go the Medline website for starting their 
research. You can easily do searches on Navarro or McKinlay since Medline 
covers literature on public health, public policy in regards to medicine, 
medical sociology etc.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez


-- "farmelantj@xxxxxxxx" <farmelantj@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


As I recall another big name beside Vicente Navarro is John B. McKinlay 
(http://www.massgeneral.org/stoecklecenter/advisoryCommBios/mckinlay_bio.htm)
who has written a lot of stuff on epidemiology and medical sociology from a 
more or less Marxian standpoint. A cousin of mine once pursued graduate studies 
in sociology at Boston University many years ago, and had him as a professor.

Jim F.

-- Les Schaffer <schaffer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Auguste Blanqui wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Someone on another list suggested inquiring here for additional items.
>  I'm assembling a bibliography of Marxist epidemiology, from the more
>   

what is Marxist epidemiology? sounds interesting.

Les


> obscure to the well-known (Vicente Navarro).  Would be glad to send it
> out (or post it online) when done.


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