Description
“Social Perspectives in Public Health: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs”is an insightful guide that explores the social dimensions of substance use and their implications for public health. The book examines how factors like socioeconomic status, cultural influences, and community environments contribute to patterns of alcohol, tobacco, and drug use, and how these factors create disparities in health outcomes and access to treatment. It highlights the importance of addressing these social determinants through culturally
sensitive public health interventions. With a blend of sociological theory, case studies, and practical strategies, the book equips public health professionalswith the knowledge to develop and implement effective programs that reduce substance use-related health disparities and improve overall community well-being
