Common Enemies: Disease Campaigns in America

Introducing Common Enemies: Disease Campaigns in America, an eye-opening book that delves into the century-long battle against diseases in the United States. Authored by Rachel Kahn Best, this thought-provoking read explores the reasons behind the dominance of disease campaigns in American philanthropy and health policy. Through an in-depth analysis of both quantitative and qualitative data, Best reveals how our fixation on diseases shapes our collective efforts to improve lives.

Why do disease campaigns continue to capture the attention of millions of Americans? In Common Enemies, Best uncovers the answers. She highlights how disease campaigns have successfully built consensus by focusing on widespread diseases, often neglecting stigmatized illnesses and avoiding controversial goals. By doing so, these campaigns maintain a unified front and rally people together in the fight against diseases that affect us all.

But Common Enemies goes beyond just examining the limitations of disease campaigns. It reveals that these campaigns don't overshadow efforts to address other pressing issues. In fact, they teach us the value of giving and volunteering while contributing to the development of our public health infrastructure. Disease campaigns serve as catalysts, bringing us closer as a society, inspiring us collectively to solve problems and create positive change.

If you are passionate about understanding the dynamics of disease campaigns and their impact on American society, Common Enemies is a must-read. Gain fresh perspectives, explore new insights, and broaden your understanding of how disease politics have shaped our nation's philanthropic landscape. Take the first step towards unlocking a wealth of knowledge by clicking here to order your copy today!