Sociology of Health: Emergence and Scope

This article explores Disability and Social Inclusion in America through key sociological theories, historical developments, legal frameworks, institutional domains, intersectional inequalities, and future challenges.

The sociology of health, also known as medical sociology, is a sub-discipline of sociology that examines the social causes, experiences, and consequences of health and illness. It explores how social structures, cultural norms, and institutional practices shape health outcomes, access to healthcare, and the experiences of individuals within healthcare systems. The emergence of the sociology … Read more