Mama Might Be Better Off Dead by Laurie Kaye Abraham - Paperback Nonfiction

Gain a profound understanding of the American medical system through Mama Might Be Better Off Dead: The Failure of Health Care in Urban America by Laurie Kaye Abraham. This critically acclaimed work features a foreword by David A. Ansell, MD, and remains a foundational text for understanding public health, social policy, and institutional inequality. Key Features:     •    Author: Laurie Kaye Abraham (with a foreword by David A. Ansell, MD)     •    Format: Paperback     •    Genre: Public Health / Sociology / Medical Nonfiction / Social Policy     •    Core Theme: An immersive, striking look into the lives of a family in Southwest Chicago, exposing the complex barriers, red tape, and systemic failures of the modern urban healthcare system.     •    Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. The cover is clean and bright with flat corners. Interior pages are crisp with no underlying text highlighting or marginalia. Spine is strong and uncreased. An essential, eye-opening read for medical students, sociology buffs, or anyone passionate about healthcare reform and social justice.