Rethinking Diabetes

Discover a transformative perspective on diabetes in Emily Mendenhall's compelling book, Rethinking Diabetes, published by Cornell University Press in 2019. Spanning 277 pages, this insightful paperback delves into the intricate ways that global and local factors shape the perception and lived experience of diabetes around the world.

Mendenhall boldly challenges the conventional association of sugar with diabetes, shedding light on how deeper biological processes intertwine with issues of hunger, oppression, trauma, and stress. By exploring the social and environmental contexts of diabetes, this work not only broadens our understanding of the disease but also calls for a more nuanced approach to treatment and prevention.

If you're seeking to grasp the complexities of diabetes beyond its physical symptoms, Rethinking Diabetes is an essential read for health professionals, researchers, and anyone invested in public health and well-being.