In/The Right to Live in Health: Medical Politics in Postindependence
Havana/
<https://uncpress.org/book/9781469659732/the-right-to-live-in-health/>(University
of North Carolina, 2020), Daniel A. Rodríguez provides a medical history
of Cuba’s capital city from the last decade of the Cuban wars for
independence (1890s) until the creation of the 1940 Constitution, one of
the most progressive of its time.Rodríguez deftly weaves multiple scales
of analysis—from the microbiological to the ideological to the
economic—into his narrative.He clearly illustrates how, as Frank Snowden
writes in/The Conquest of Malaria/
<https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300108996/conquest-malaria>, the
history of medicine is not “an exotic subspeciality, but rather a
central part of understanding modern…history.”
https://nacla.org/cuban-health-care-review
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